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Three good old friends reunite in Berlin for a party reminiscent of their studies. It quickly becomes apparent how much their lives have changed in just 5 short years. A harmless prank ends in murder and the other two are left scrambling for a plan to dispose of their friend’s body. An uncertain journey through the night of Berlin puts what’s left of their friendship to the test.
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