Nothing to tell The documentary follows three Berlin bouncers, including Sven Marquardt, the bouncer of the world-famous 'Berghain', and tells about their lives and work. First of all, the bouncers don't seem unsympathetic. Rather, it appears that if they had not become bouncers, they would have been creative in some way. This creates a portrait of the Berlin scene itself, i.e. The progressive, alternative Berlin. But spending 86 minutes watching people decide whether or not to let the drunk into a club doesn't work, unfortunately. Even if this activity is somehow ideologically and philosophically overbuilt, it is and remains trivial. Unfortunately, in the long run it became boring.