Sheep in Wales

This film presents a striking exploration of the dynamics between perpetrators and victims within a generational conflict. Set against the backdrop of Berlin and Wales, it tells the story of an adult seeking friendship with two children, Felix and Jacob. Their interactions serve as a means to exchange desperation for childlike security.

The film's narrative is enhanced by a blend of sounds and music, creating an atmosphere that drives the emotional layers of the story. Christoph Schlingensief's deliberate exaggeration transforms the mundane into the macabre, offering a unique perspective on familial relationships and societal expectations. The use of imagery, such as wolves in Tegel Forest and a brightly lit subway, adds depth to the film's commentary on survival and artistry.