Matthias Wissmann

Fearing the anger of his boss Erik, the mad shorty Rene tries to keep a low profile at a campground near Lake Constance where he has to deal with small-town bureaucracy and bizarre campground residents.

Two young men are kidnapped and forced to fight super clones. But when one of the clones goes crazy, it is clear that not everyone will survive.

In a small town in an unknown location, two criminal organizations share their territory. The bosses "Mango Red" and "Sean Mason" don't particularly like each other, but they don't get in each other's way when it comes to business. -However, in the last few weeks several small fish working for Red have been killed and it seems to be Mason's handwriting. When they meet, the two become enemies and a bloody gang war begins. The bosses' professional killers cause great damage to the other organization. The gangs weaken each other and fight to the death, but there is actually a very nasty plan behind it by a corrupt cop and one of Mason's killers and the pimp Victor Vortec still has a huge bone to pick with Red's gang...

Three men are kidnapped and taken to a closed-off forest area! There, they learn that microchips have been implanted in their brains, giving them supernatural powers. They are forced to kill each other. In order to make the "game" more exciting, the organizers rush numerous clone fighters on the three men. The ultimate slaughter ensues.

A performance artist tells the story of her art, her creative crises and how she was able to leave it behind in a little weird way. Matthias Wissmann: “My girlfriend and I wrote and produced “Performance” spontaneously in the weeks of corona crises lockdown in Germany. In these uncertain and weird dark times, we wanted to try the first step into the genre of mockumentary to mash it up with weird humor and exaggerate the significance of art.”