German Actor Jonathan Berlin Sets Directorial Feature Debut ‘Mio’ With Taddeo Kufus, Barbara Auer and Godehard Giese to Star (EXCLUSIVE)

Jonathan Berlin is writing and directing his first feature film, "Mio," a queer coming-of-age drama. The film centers on a teenager whose parents vanish, prompting him to embark on a journey of self-discovery in a small Spanish town. This odyssey marks his transition from childhood to adolescence. The cast includes Barbara Auer and Godehard Giese, with Taddeo Kufus producing the film. Berlin, known for his acting roles in "The Forger," is making his directorial debut with this project. The narrative explores themes of identity and resilience as the protagonist navigates his newfound independence and the mystery surrounding his parents' disappearance. The production aims to capture the emotional complexity of adolescence against the backdrop of a picturesque, yet potentially isolating, rural Spanish setting. "Mio" is expected to delve into the protagonist's internal struggles and his external quest for answers, blending elements of drama and mystery.