Lost and Found in Underground: Lothar Lambert's Psycho City

The documentary focuses on Lothar Lambert's career spanning four decades, highlighting his dedication to portraying marginalized communities in Berlin. Lambert's films often confront issues related to loss, fear, and fury, making them a unique exploration of underground art and activism.

Critics categorize his work as art, trash, and experimental films, often facing misinterpretation and rejection. This documentary takes viewers into Lambert's world, featuring interviews with friends, detractors, and members of his 'Lambert-Family', shedding light on his controversial past and artistic motivations.

Through explicit performances and amateur acting, Lambert aims to challenge social taboos and advocate for greater rights within the LGBTQ+ community. His distinctive style and themes resonate within the realms of underground cinema, appealing to those interested in avant-garde art and marginalized narratives.