On weekends, the farm of a young family becomes the meeting place of a large circle of friends. The impetuous group of children develops its own, childishly brutal dynamic. Power games and a constant struggle for strength drive them on. Thus, they engage in war games, shoot at each other, trick each other and make fun of each other. Nine-year-old Moni, the youngest of the group, is at the bottom of the socio-dynamic food chain. The attraction to her older sister's friend and the question of whether her father is really Moni's father form the background noise of a weekend that seems to stretch on for an eternity. A film about the painful beauty of growing up.

How does the depiction of war change in times of Smartphones and the internet? This documentary uses only YouTube material filmed by soldiers, journalists, civilians or war zone tourists to portray the absurd global theater of war and its depiction through GoPro cameras, TV, and VLOGs. A study of modern war aesthetics, the promotion of romanticizing and glorification of war.

Mankind has 8 minutes left, then the Earth will be wiped out. Escape is impossible. In the last heat years before the death of the sun, the remnants of humanity have fled under the surface of the earth. Connected to the "dream machine" that can simulate any fantasy and stretch the perception of time, the physical world has been replaced by the digital world. Here the last 8 minutes become 12 000 years.David and Lena are lovers in this simulated world. After a solar storm by burning David's body, Lena starts an image of David's consciousness, but the backup is faulty and confused.