Berlin Junction is a drama-thriller film written and directed by Vladimir Vinogradov. The film stars Ronald Zehrfeld as Jos Bakker, a painter who moved to Berlin from the Netherlands to live his life as he pleases. However, Jos' life takes a turn when he falls in love with a German woman named Hannah (Yvonne Maria Schäfer).
As Jos contemplates whether to settle down with Hannah and start a family, he meets a mysterious Dutchman named Frank (Mark Waschke), who lures Jos into a dangerous world of international espionage. Frank offers Jos a deal that could make him rich, but Jos must use his skills as an artist to create a counterfeit painting that will help fund Frank's illegal activities.
As Jos becomes more involved with Frank's world, tensions rise and he finds himself caught between his loyalty to Hannah and his desire for the thrill of adventure. The film explores themes of love, identity, and the choice between freedom and security.
Berlin Junction was shot on location in Berlin and features a unique blend of art, music, and espionage to create a tense and engaging story. The film premiered at the Berlin Independent Film Festival in 2013 and has since been praised for its strong performances and stylish visuals.