SYNOPSIS:

One Hour in Neukölln follows Jamal, a haunted Syrian-German bike courier who accepts a seemingly routine delivery — only to find himself pursued by rival agents through a labyrinth of alleys, canals, and crowded markets. As the clock ticks down and his wartime past resurfaces, Jamal must navigate not only the lethal streets but also the moral minefield of survival in a world where truth, power, and identity are all up for sale. Three agents hunt him, the Iranian, the Russian and the mysterious woman in black. With sleek, kinetic visuals and minimal dialogue, this taut espionage thriller asks: in a post- truth city, who holds the real power — the messenger or the message?