Nikolaus Utermöhlen

German music and art collective Die Tödliche Doris performs their song "Über Mutti" live at the Front Kino in Kreuzberg, Berlin in 1984. However, the performance is actually a lip-sync of a live recording of the song at a concert in Paris a year earlier. The audience themselves are invited to join in the performance, syncing their responses to the recording of the Paris audience.

Dilettantishly cruel scenes from the "scene": A skinhead loves a dance girl and dreams of a petty-bourgeois future. When he is deprived of the wages of a robbery by his landlady, an impoverished princess, he kills her. His girlfriend sinks to being a prostitute and is also killed. It all ends in the prison cell with a dream vision of a white wedding in Berlin's Memorial Church. First film shot on Super-8 and blown up to 16mm by Tabea Blumenschein, who became known as a performer in underground films and as a costume designer.