Fifty-Fifty

The film follows Samson, a man who sells a magazine called "Fifty-Fifty" on the streets of Düsseldorf. The unique aspect of this magazine is that half of the proceeds from each sale go directly to the homeless seller. Set against the backdrop of the holiday season, the film portrays Samson's experiences as he navigates the cold and unwelcoming environment of a high-end department store.

The narrative captures the challenges faced by those living without shelter, highlighting the stark contrast between the bustling consumerism of the season and the harsh realities outside. The film avoids sentimentality, presenting a candid depiction of life on the streets during a time when many are focused on festive cheer. It offers a thought-provoking perspective on homelessness and societal indifference, making it a notable entry in the genre of social drama.