A hipster rarely comes alone. Mark, in his early 30s, has a tough time: aging itself is not a pleasant experience, and when you can no longer relate to terms like post-irony, you know that the youth belongs to others. Then he meets Christina, a woman who is ahead of him in every way—except for age. Her career is already more impressive in her early 20s than Mark's typical Berlin bohemian journey, and he has to step up his game to keep up with her. When he uncovers a strange hipster decline in Neukölln, it becomes clear just how hard life can be between nightlife and daydreams. Soon, he must make a choice—between the dream of being a musician, a day job, and a woman with a tote bag. "Insane and funny, magical and real, silly and serious, and catchy like a hit from the '90s." Marc-Uwe Kling.