Nowhere in Africa

The story centers on Jettel Redlich, who escapes from Germany with her daughter Regina to join her husband Walter on a farm in Kenya. As they adapt to their new environment, Jettel struggles to leave behind her past, while Regina forms a connection with the local cook, Owuor. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of World War II and the challenges of adjusting to a foreign land.

With a runtime of 140 minutes, Nowhere in Africa delves into the complexities of family dynamics during a time of crisis. The film captures the emotional journey of its characters as they navigate loss and the search for belonging in a new homeland. This film is significant for its portrayal of Jewish experiences during World War II and the impact of national socialism on families.