The Worst Person in the World
Why this pick
It shares the intimate, wryly funny perspective of a young person adrift in a city, balancing casual encounters and existential uncertainty with a light, emotionally precise touch.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
It shares the intimate, wryly funny perspective of a young person adrift in a city, balancing casual encounters and existential uncertainty with a light, emotionally precise touch.
Why this pick
For the quieter, more introspective side of A Coffee in Berlin: a concentrated day in a city, shaped by chance meetings, memory and a searching, intimate sense of disconnection.
Why this pick
Its restrained humour and compassionate attention to everyday humiliation make it a strong fit for the film’s interest in fragile routines, social unease and small moments of human absurdity.
Why this pick
Its naturalistic, observant style finds quiet tension in ordinary encounters and economic uncertainty, offering a more sober companion to A Coffee in Berlin’s socially awkward urban realism.
Why this pick
Another vivid Berlin night, but with escalating momentum: its real-time immersion and spontaneous connections retain the same youthful urban uncertainty while turning the tension much sharper.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Niko Fischer

Elli

Phillip Rauch
Psychologe
Jörg Schneider
Barkeeper

Marcel
Krankenschwester