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In 'Was lebst Du?', four young migrants—Ali, Kais, Ertan, and Alban—navigate their lives in Cologne, Germany, over a span of two years. The film is centered around the Klingelpütz youth center, which serves as a vital support hub for young immigrants. Through their candid interactions, the film presents a detailed account of their daily experiences, capturing both their moments of disappointment and conflict alongside their achievements.
The narrative offers an insightful examination of the immigrant experience in contemporary Germany. By focusing on the lives of these four individuals, the film provides a nuanced perspective on their aspirations and the realities they face as they adapt to a new environment. The documentary captures the complexities of their integration into German society while highlighting the cultural and personal challenges they encounter.
Why Watch
- •Meet Ali, Kais, Ertan, and Alban in Cologne.
- •Find out how the Klingelpütz youth center supports migrants.
- •See the daily life of young immigrants in Germany.
Did You Know
•The film features four young migrants: Ali, Kais, Ertan, and Alban.
•It was directed by Bettina Braun and released in 2004.
•The documentary has a runtime of 85 minutes.
•The Klingelpütz youth center is a key location in the film.
Perfect For
Young immigrant storiesCultural integrationLife in Germany