Malaria

The film serves as Niki List's debut, providing a critical look at the so-called No Future Generation. It captures the aimlessness and communication behaviors of young people in Vienna during this era, all set against the backdrop of a café that embodies the eclectic spirit of the time. With a runtime of 85 minutes, Malaria presents a unique blend of observational documentary and narrative storytelling.

Malaria was recognized with the Max Ophüls Prize, highlighting its impact and significance within the genre. The film's setting in a café allows for a rich tapestry of interactions and dialogues, reflecting the anxieties and disillusionment of youth in the early 1980s. Andreas Vitásek leads the cast, contributing to the film's exploration of modern social themes and youth culture in Vienna.