Tempo Girl

The story of a young aspiring writer (Florentine Krafft) who leads an unregulated life in Berlin's hipster community. When her editor refuses to publish her manuscript because it is "unauthentic" and suggests she should grow up, Dominique decides to leave with Deniz, a seller of Turkish kebabs (José Barros), towards a long forgotten valley in the Swiss Alps. There, they will rent a petrol station and cultivate their own hippie dreams in the middle of the mountains, living among the cows and making love in the fields. But the romantic comedy quickly turns to drama as the couple realize they need to make money, deal with an unwanted pregnancy -- warning, gory scene -- and a cast of absurd oddballs who drop into their "retreat".