Nimby

Mervi travels to her parents to introduce them to her girlfriend, the German-Iranian Kata, in a coming out of sorts. At home she catches her parents red-handed; they are now in an open relationship with another couple, too much even for the open-minded, tolerant Mervi. Especially since the son of the other couple is neo-Nazi metal-head Mika, with whom Mervi has a shared past from her adolescent years. The situation comes to a head when the village Nazis besiege the house in order to drive away Kata's mother, the European Commission's refugee officer. Ultimately however, friendship proves stronger than ideology. And thus it's ultimately Mika of all people who saves the ragtag family from this act of collective hostage-taking in this offbeat and fast-paced comedy that, under its rough-and-ready surface, is suggestive of a wealth of approaches towards social-moral issues.