"Hot Blues in Cold War" tells the fascinating story of Ebylee Davis, a black Blues musician from Alabama, the deep South of the USA who was sent to Berlin, Germany, as a soldier during the Cold War (1961-1989). 

The documentary also leads us to the Blues music scene in the former GDR (East Germany), especially in East Berlin during the 80s up to present day, showing the joys and challenges, triumphs and fights against the restrictions of a political system of dictatorship, hostile to any expression of freedom and resistance.

Manfred Henkel – An Artist's Biography in Divided Berlin of the 1970s and 80s. Manfred Henkel (1936–1988) was a modern icon painter. His complete works comprise more than 2,000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, tile paintings, and mosaics. This solitary figure from Göttingen, Germany, who never submitted to the constraints of the established German art world of the 1960s to 1980s, was a painter and artist whose work ranks among the most significant artistic achievements to emerge from the backdrop of divided Berlin.

"Auf Wiedersehen in Winzig" follows the dramatic story of Rita Steinhard and her family who fled the Nazi regime before it was too late to leave Germany under the fascist regime. The story shows family’s escape over the Atlantic Ocean into a new life beginning in New York City and their challenges in the “brave new world”.