Kelly Kellerhoff : spick and span in a free spot, retro ski look for FIT FOR FUN and not everything is a (D)rama

Det KEMPKE (Story / Direction) and Thorsten ROTHER (DOP) takes us on a journey through the world of a doorman – or, concierge if you'd rather use the modern term. The little tale takes place in Berlin and shows that being able to see everything thanks to immaculate cleanliness can also be a pain.

White and powdery snow, a crackling chimney fire and the smell of mulled wine – everyone that has been longing for all of these sensations to tickle his or her Christmas sense can now sigh a sigh of relief, the wait is over. Even more, if you fancy yourself to be someone who tends to revel in memories of 'The Good Old Days' and is scouting an appropriate outfit for the next winter holiday, then you should have a look at the current issue of FIT FOR FUN (12/2011). The athletic retro ski-look was portrayed by Det in the picturesque Alpine village of Seinerzeit/ Kärnten

Det uses some rather specific and not-so-serious scenes of everyday life that take place in the most communicative room of every home – the kitchen – to show that not everything that takes place in the kitchen must necessarily be a (D)rama.