And Along Come Tourists

The story follows Sven, who arrives at Auschwitz to perform his civil service at the memorial. He faces hostility from the locals, particularly from Stanislaw Krzeminski, an 85-year-old concentration camp survivor. The narrative delves into Sven's struggles to connect with the past and the people around him, while also navigating his own emotional landscape.

As Sven encounters challenges and resistance, he gradually becomes entangled in the lives of those he meets, including Krzysztof Lanuszewski, the brother of his former love. The film intricately weaves themes of underdog resilience, friendship, and the search for normality amidst a haunting backdrop. With a runtime of 85 minutes, the film captures a unique perspective on relationships formed in the shadow of history.