Film Lens
The documentary follows Kevin and his family as they move from Berlin to Görlitz, a small town in eastern Germany. Kevin expresses concerns about the high rent and long commute in Berlin, while highlighting the conservative atmosphere in Görlitz, where the far-right AFD party has significant support. The family receives assistance from a project that provides them with accommodation, a workspace, and daycare for their daughter, showcasing the city's efforts to attract new residents, particularly artists.
As they settle in, the family reflects on the cultural differences and their experiences in the new town. Despite initial excitement, they ultimately decide against making Görlitz their permanent home due to the conservative mindset of the residents. Kevin considers returning for specific projects, indicating a complex relationship with the town and its community.
Why Watch
- •See how a family adjusts to life in a small town.
- •Find out about the challenges of moving from Berlin to Görlitz.
- •Meet Kevin, a street artist navigating a conservative community.
Did You Know
•The AFD party received 30% of the popular vote in the last parliamentary elections.
•Kevin's family was offered free accommodation and daycare for four weeks.
•Görlitz has a significantly smaller daycare group size of 12 children compared to 60 in Berlin.
•Kevin is known as a street artist and has made a name for himself in the art scene.
Perfect For
Urban migration storiesStreet art enthusiastsPolitical climate discussions