With Raoul and Lukas scheming to expose Dietbert, Anna takes him to her fencing lesson where he becomes very jealous of Anna's role model.

Dietbert's behavior drives Anna away, so he goes looking for love elsewhere. Meanwhile, Raoul's plan isn't working so well...

After dragging him out of Vanessa's party, Anna tells Dietbert she is still willing to try to help him reverse the spell.

Dietbert explains his problem, and it becomes clear that Anna not only wants to help him, but also really likes him a lot.

Master Gorm finds a solution to Dietbert's problem, but neither Dietbert nor Anna is very happy about it.

Anna's soul-searching gets cut short when she learns that Dietbert is pursuing a dangerous plan.

Anna catches up with Dietbert in time, but will she be able to save him?

With the help of crowdfunding, German cartoonist Joscha Sauer produced NICHTLUSTIG (NOTFUNNY), an animated series starring his distinctive zany characters. NICHTLUSTIG—which centers on the Lemming Family—examines everyday and extraordinary situations with sarcasm, irony, and cynicism.

In Part 2 of Joscha Sauer’s irreverent animated short, Poodle is annoyed when an unexpected visitor shows up just as he and Death are about to have breakfast, the Lemming dad chatters away with an unusually quiet homeowner, and the scientists hatch a plan to recover their toilet.

NICHTLUSTIG is a cartoon by Joscha Sauer known for its crass and irreverent humor. In Part 3, an unexpected power outage leads to all kinds of confusion in the various households.

Chaos rages on in the various NICHTLUSTIG households! The power may be back on, but that’s created a whole other set of problems.

The Lemming family decides to buy the house after all, now that it appears to be sufficiently dangerous. And in the end, all those who died in the fire meet Death and Poodle, and joyfully proceed toward the light at the end of the tunnel…

Here is a little taste of the 28-minute short film "Das heimliche Geräusch" (“The Secret Noise”) by Michael Watzke, which is based on true events.

The “Shorts at Moonlight” festival is an insider tip not only for short film lovers which captures its audience with an exceptional program.

In this part of the report about the short film festival “Shorts at Moonlight” we’ll have a look at the highly topical short film “Bank Crisis” by Till Penzek and Joe Frickey.