Home Is Where the Scars Are From

The film follows Andi, who lives in a deserted building with a group of squatters he considers family. His life changes when his sister unexpectedly arrives with her son, seeking refuge from an abusive boyfriend. As Andi steps into the role of uncle, the squat transforms into an alternative kindergarten, allowing the siblings to reconnect and heal their estranged relationship. This drama delves into themes of family, refuge, and resilience in challenging circumstances.

Collectors may find interest in the film's unique narrative and its portrayal of the brother-sister bond. The film, produced by Filmakademie Wien, presents a contemporary take on familial relationships, making it a timely addition for those interested in modern drama.