Pit (played by Jannek Petri) is a protagonist in We.
Florian's old friend and central anchor in Berlin, whose social circle and lifestyle drive the film's exploration of contemporary German youth experiences. Judith (played by Karina Plachetka) is a protagonist in We.
A member of Pit's social circle, representing the broader network of Berlin's young adults navigating friendship, romance, and urban life. Roland (played by Lars Löllmann) appears in We.
Part of the interconnected youth network in Berlin, contributing to the film's ensemble exploration of shared urban experiences and personal transitions. Jens (played by Rüdiger Rudolph) appears in We.
A young adult whose storyline weaves into the collective narrative, illustrating the film's focus on the ups and downs of contemporary youth life. Micky (played by Sebastian Songin) appears in We.
Representing the diverse faces of Berlin's youth, Micky's presence adds depth to the film's portrayal of friendship and social dynamics. Supervisor Kevin (played by Holger Handtke) appears in We.
A professional figure likely representing the work environment or generational contrast, intersecting with the younger characters' personal and professional lives. Florian (played by Oliver Bokern) appears in We.
A twentysomething protagonist who travels to Berlin to reconnect with an old friend, serving as the narrative entry point into the city's vibrant youth culture and personal reflections.
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Characters
Pit
(played by Jannek Petri) — protagonist
Florian's old friend and central anchor in Berlin, whose social circle and lifestyle drive the film's exploration of contemporary German youth experiences.
Judith
(played by Karina Plachetka) — protagonist
A member of Pit's social circle, representing the broader network of Berlin's young adults navigating friendship, romance, and urban life.
Roland
(played by Lars Löllmann) — supporting
Part of the interconnected youth network in Berlin, contributing to the film's ensemble exploration of shared urban experiences and personal transitions.
Jens
(played by Rüdiger Rudolph) — supporting
A young adult whose storyline weaves into the collective narrative, illustrating the film's focus on the ups and downs of contemporary youth life.
Micky
(played by Sebastian Songin) — supporting
Representing the diverse faces of Berlin's youth, Micky's presence adds depth to the film's portrayal of friendship and social dynamics.
Supervisor Kevin
(played by Holger Handtke) — supporting
A professional figure likely representing the work environment or generational contrast, intersecting with the younger characters' personal and professional lives.
Florian
(played by Oliver Bokern) — minor
A twentysomething protagonist who travels to Berlin to reconnect with an old friend, serving as the narrative entry point into the city's vibrant youth culture and personal reflections.
Key Relationships
Supervisor Kevin → Jens
(Professional Supervisor)
Supervisor Kevin → Roland
(Professional Supervisor)
Jens → Micky
(Alliance Party Companion)
Roland → Micky
(Alliance Party Companion)
Roland → Jens
(Alliance Party Companion)
Pit → Micky
(Social Acquaintance)
Pit → Jens
(Social Acquaintance)
Pit → Roland
(Social Acquaintance)
Pit → Judith
(Social Close Friend)
Florian → Pit
(Social Old Friend)
Story Analysis
A character-driven drama exploring the intersecting lives and emotional landscapes of German youth during a summer night in Berlin.
