Good Bye, Lenin! (2003)

Alexander Beyer (Daniel Brühl) has a problem. His mother, who was in a deep coma for eight months, was asleep when the Berlin Wall fell along with the entity that was East Germany. This wouldn't be a problem, of course, had his dear mom not been a vehement supporter of communism and everything that went with it. Her heart is susceptible to another attack, and with strict directions to keep her from upset at any cost, Alex has to recreate a world where East Germany still exists. Good Bye, Lenin! (2003) is more poignantly familial than it is political, telling a story about the lengths we'll go to when protecting the people we love. 

Alexander is a young man during this film, and he finds his burgeoning sexuality bulging out at times, if you catch our drift. During a mishap with the blinds, we get to peek at his entire package and he gives us a lustful look at his lovestick through his boxer briefs.