How is it possible to make a film about Europe, its various mentalities, its people? Is there a common European way of life? These are the questions writer-director Hannes Stöhr asked himself before he started shooting this light-hearted, contemporary, truly pan-European film. On the day of the Champions League final football match, four stories, in four cities and eight languages unfold. In Moscow, a British woman is abandoned by a cabbie and robbed. Elena, a local, offers her assistance in dealing with the football-obsessed police; in Istanbul, a German student hatches an insurance fraud scheme, only to be found out by both the cops and a vigilante cab driver; in Santiago de Compostela, Hungarian Gabor has his camera stolen-along with two years worth of photographs-and gets neither help nor sympathy from the local constabulary; and in Berlin, two broke French street performers fake a mugging to earn some quick cash. Through all, cultural misunderstanding, communication barriers and football unite the tales and the characters in way that could only happen in modern Europe.