Der große Garten Dresdens grünes Herz

The documentary follows a group of Berliners as they transition to rural life, aiming to grow their own food crops. Led by filmmaker Lola Randl, the film captures their experiences and the realities of agriculture. The story is both amusing and educational, highlighting the struggles and successes of this small community in their quest for self-sufficiency.

This film is relevant for collectors interested in documentaries that focus on lifestyle changes and agricultural practices. It presents a thoughtful exploration of returning to the land, making it a unique addition to any documentary collection. As part of the 2010s documentary wave, it reflects contemporary themes of sustainability and community living, appealing to those who appreciate films that provoke thought about our relationship with food and nature.