Fly

The film follows Dima, a petty criminal facing the threat of deportation from Germany. His carelessness in response to this fear leads him to cross paths with Sarah, a documentary filmmaker. As she documents the lives of young foreigners, Dima becomes her main subject, and their relationship evolves as she offers him shelter in her loft.

Fly delves into the emotional struggles of its characters against a backdrop of uncertainty and vulnerability. The narrative explores the bonds formed in difficult circumstances, making it a thought-provoking watch for drama enthusiasts. Collectors of international cinema may find this film particularly interesting due to its exploration of themes relevant to contemporary society.