Lychen 92

Set in East Germany in 1992, "Lychen 92" follows Moritz Schmidtke, a young boy grappling with family issues and the impact of a changing political landscape. As he spends his holidays at a familiar campground, Moritz faces challenges, including difficult swimming lessons and the accident involving his friend Enrico. This narrative dives into the struggles of youth amidst societal transformation.

Adapted from Andreas Steinhöfel's short story "Elmer," the film captures a crucial moment in history through the lens of childhood experiences. With a runtime of 30 minutes, the film delves into themes of resilience and personal agency in the face of adversity. The performances by Milena Dreißig and Christian Näthe add depth to the storytelling, enhancing the emotional weight of Moritz's journey.