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Heiko, a 29-year-old dance teacher from Berlin, faces a terminal illness after seven years of treatment. After a period of unexpected survival, he returns to his parents' home to spend his final days. The film captures his emotional experiences alongside his father, Jürgen, who maintains hope for a miracle despite the grim prognosis.
The documentary presents the complexities of family relationships as they navigate love and impending loss. Jürgen's steadfast belief in recovery contrasts with Heiko's acceptance of his situation, creating a moving dynamic that reflects the realities of life and death.
Why Watch
- •Meet Heiko, a dance teacher facing terminal illness.
- •Follow Jürgen's unwavering hope for a miracle.
- •See the emotional dynamics of a family in crisis.
Did You Know
•Heiko is 29 years old and a dance teacher from Berlin.
•He has undergone seven years of treatment for his illness.
•The film is directed by Veronika Kaserer.
•The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
Perfect For
Family relationshipsTerminal illness narrativesDance and performance arts