Film Lens
In the documentary 'Kids,' the lives of four ten-year-olds—Marie, Arthur, Emine, and Christian—are followed as they navigate the streets of Berlin. The film captures their experiences of freedom and the innocence that comes with childhood, set against the backdrop of a vibrant urban environment. Their interactions with one another and their surroundings provide insight into the joys of youth while also hinting at the complexities they face as they begin to encounter opposition in their lives.
The documentary presents Berlin not just as a city, but as a character in the children's lives, illustrating both its beauty and the struggles that accompany growing up in such a dynamic place. The film's approach allows viewers to reflect on the dual nature of childhood—its carefree moments and the emerging challenges that come with maturity.
Why Watch
- •Meet four kids navigating Berlin's streets.
- •See how urban life shapes childhood experiences.
- •Find out what innocence looks like in a city.
Did You Know
•The film follows four ten-year-olds living in Berlin.
•Director Nina Wesemann created this documentary in 2019.
•The documentary has a runtime of 77 minutes.
•The film features children named Marie, Arthur, Emine, and Christian.
Perfect For
Urban childhoodBerlin cultureDocumentary enthusiasts