Blutsfreundschaft

The 16-year-old Axel dropped out of school, no apprenticeship position is in sight and the relationship with his family - especially the stepfather - is getting worse.
Since Axel moved in the haze of a band of neo-Nazis , he has at least "comradely" support, but nothing in life is free. Under the leadership of violent Lippi, the neo-Nazis raided a charitable meal. By chaining unfortunate circumstances, Axel stabs social worker Thomas Lorenz. He hides from the police in the neighboring laundry of Gustav Tritzinsky ( Helmut Berger). Gustav is gay and 80 - the adolescent intruder fatally reminds him of his childhood sweetheart Hannes, who was kidnapped and killed by the Nazis because of the death of an HJ boy caused by Gustav. So it happens that Gustav lets the "burglar" stay overnight and in the following time a strange friendship develops between the two. Axel is also useful in the laundry - under the eyes of the neo-Nazis, who have now got wind of their gang member's relationship with a gay. Gustav's friends, including transsexual Christina Thürmer, urge the old man to hand over his protege to the police before an accident happens. When the neo-Nazi group is targeted by the police because of Thomas Lorenz's death, they want to get Gustav out of the way, thinking that Axel had initiated him into everything. Now Axel has to decide: for his brown "friends" or for humanity.
Main actor Helmut Berger received the SPECIAL TEDDY AWARD for his entire work in 2007.