Jim Gaffigan: The Skinny

Laszlo Balogh aka Clown Lala is a clown doctor who made a hundred thousand of sick people smile in the past twelve years. He was known and loved by a nation thanks to the successful television series Cartwheel thirty years ago, that he left behind for the sake of the circus. Finally he restarted everything, and ended up as a clown doctor. The entertaining and simultaneously touching creative documentary let us get to know Dr. Lala, the man of sarcastic humor, his fight for the maintenance of his foundation, and stories of numerous sick children, little everyday heroes through his vocation.

A Lolita incarnated, lost girl, seeks a psychiatrist to help her dissect her life and the secret behind her obsession with red.

Elija, an arrogant kid from Zurich, is caught speeding and is assigned social work in a retirement home. He arrives without motivation, annoyed at the world and uncertain what to do with his life. During his time at the retirement home, Elija meets Peter, a senior citizen staying at the retirement home. As time progresses, the two become friends and Peter inspires Elija to find his passion.

A man with addiction problem, this time faces with addiction of tea. Isahak was said to go somewhere for a delivery by train, but the train doesn't have tea supply. He also falls in love with Lata after she gave him tea leaves and water.

Paul has a foot fetish. He makes random phone calls asking women to describe their shoes. All hang up on him until he reaches Leyla, the daughter of Turkish immigrants. Fearing German xenophobia, she hasn't left her apartment in four months. At home, Paul's lonely neighbor Angie hopes he'll become her lover. At work, he's plagued by Simon, who wants his job. Simon has his own problems: his girlfriend Lara vows revenge for his infidelity. At a community cemetery, a retired librarian befriends an itinerant widower who stands on street corners protesting progress. Can Paul control his debilitating obsession and coax Leyla into a friendship in the open?