24 Hours Berlin (2009) is a documentary that captures the essence of life in Berlin, showcasing its vibrant nightlife, urban setting, and the unique experience of living in a metropolitan capital city. The film takes viewers on a journey through the city's streets, public transportation, and diverse culture, offering a glimpse into the fast-paced and ever-changing world of Berlin.

Coal mining has shaped Lusatia for generations. In the GDR it was still an important industrial location but, after the fall of communism, companies shut down and livelihoods were destroyed. With the planned phase out of coal, the region is facing another upheaval. Britt Beyer takes a sensitive look at the people who must deal once again with the collapse of existing structures and points of reference.

Follow the journey of different individuals as they navigate the process of becoming a German citizen, exploring the challenges and rewards along the way.