Heiko, 51, urinates on his bed and carpet, reflecting on his dysfunctional family history and the lasting impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Synopsis
Heiko, 51, urinates on his bed and carpet, reflecting on his dysfunctional family history and the lasting impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Synopsis
Heiko, 51, lives alone in a small apartment. Once a sheet metal former in East Germany, he has been unemployed since the fall of the Berlin Wall. The film presents his struggles with a troubled family history and his choice to remain isolated. Scenes depict Heiko's daily life, including moments of neglect and despair. The narrative connects his personal experiences to the lingering effects of the GDR's collapse on individuals like him.
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Why Watch
- Meet Heiko, a man shaped by GDR history.
- See the impact of the Berlin Wall's fall on personal lives.
- Find out about Heiko's decision to live alone forever.
Did You Know
- Heiko is 51 years old and trained as a sheet metal former in GDR times.
- He has been unemployed since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
- The film has a runtime of 48 minutes.
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What is Heiko's profession?
Heiko is a sheet metal former trained in GDR times.
How long has Heiko been unemployed?
Heiko has been unemployed since the fall of the wall.
What year was the documentary 'Resident Ground Floor' released?
The documentary 'Resident Ground Floor' was released in 2020.
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