The German spy movie "Das Ende der Wahrheit" is based on real events, directed by Philipp Leinemann, and features the actor Alexander Fehling, who played the role of a German army staff sergeant in the movie "Inglourious Basterds", in the main role and He was praised by Quentin Tarantino as a talented actor. The story describes a German intelligence organization Martin, in the implementation of the mission found a series of suspicious places, coupled with a mysterious terrorist attack, it is clear that the target is aimed at his beloved girlfriend, Martin how to survive in this a high-level collusion scheme?

Alexander Fehling In the "Inglourious Basterds" tavern in that wonderful scene of the American army infiltrating the German army, Alexander Fehling is among them. The young face is surprisingly in "Das Ende der Wahrheit" this time, wearing a wide suit, wearing glasses, playing a rustic airborne supervisor, and the "Inglourious Basterds" German army's character characteristics are completely different. The supervisor played by Alexander, Patrick Klandt, is a key character, a poor victim of the state, who is unfortunately affected by the ripples when Patrick Klandt, together with the protagonist Martin, is trying to stop the conspiracy of certain people in power. He alone that impending death of a one-man show is heartbreakingly impressive.

“Mary" is an American horror-thriller film released in 2019, directed by Michael Goi and starring Gary Oldman, Emily Mortimer, and Stefanie Scott, the plot tells the story of a father who struggles to make ends meet and buys an old ship called the "Mary" at an auction, hoping to relaunch his charter business. He hopes to relaunch his charter business and is excited to take his wife and two daughters on a cruise, but at first glance the joy of family travel, but because of the hidden evil forces on board, it becomes a terrible nightmare that they can not linger.

“The Silent revolution" is a German historical drama film released in 2020, also known as The Silent revolution, directed by Lars Kraume and starring actors Leonard Scheicher, Tom Gramenz, and Jonas Dassler, the story is based on real events, about a class of graduates from East Berlin in 1956, who turn to learn that the Hungarian people are launching a revolution against the Soviet Union and the news of the heavy casualties, decided to They decided to observe a two-minute silence in their classroom to pay their respects. This seemingly innocuous gesture triggered the attention of the Ministry of Education, which regarded them as villains and prevented them from graduating if no one in the class confessed to the proposal and even affected the jobs of their families.