Alaska

The film follows Kerstin, who travels alone in her red GDR kayak, drifting through familiar yet melancholic landscapes. Her aimless journey raises questions about her past and the reasons behind her solitude. The arrival of Alima introduces a pivotal moment, prompting Kerstin to confront her inner turmoil.

With a runtime of 124 minutes, Alaska delves into the complexities of personal loss and the quest for identity. The film's keywords highlight its focus on camping, kayaking, and travel, providing a vivid backdrop for the character's emotional exploration. Alaska is produced by Wood Water Films and ZDF, showcasing a unique narrative set against the serene yet haunting beauty of the lakes.