Over the course of a year Pia Lenz followed the Syrian girl Ghofran, aged 11, and the Romanies-boy Djaner, aged 7, who came together with their families to Germany as refugees, in their search to find a place for themselves. The perspective of these children offers a clear and very moving view of this new cohabitation in Germany one year after the arrival of over a million refugees. The film asks the question: How can we give a homeland to those who most urgently need a future?
2016 DOK.fest Munich Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, Durham, USA One World Human Rights Filmfestival, Prag Int. Human Rights Filmfestival, Nürnberg San Francisco Jewish Film Festival Nordische Filmtage, Lübeck Filmkunstfest Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Globale Filmfestival Bremen 2018 Grimme Prize 2024 5 LETsDOK
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