Einer wie Bruno

The film centers on 13-year-old Radost and her father Bruno, who has the mental capacity of a ten-year-old due to oligophrenia. Their bond is strong, but as Radost enters puberty, she begins to realize the weight of her responsibilities. This shift in their dynamic highlights the complications of their relationship as she navigates her own desires for a normal adolescence.

Directed by an ensemble of talented actors, Einer wie Bruno presents a poignant narrative that examines the nuances of familial love and the challenges that arise as children grow. The film provides insight into the impact of parental love when faced with intellectual limitations, making it a notable entry in contemporary German cinema.