Sonst ist auch das Ende verdorben

The documentary highlights the events in Hamburg in May 1945, as English troops occupy the city. It presents a unique perspective on how the German populace reacts to the end of the war and the opening of concentration camps. Many Germans discuss their sense of collapse, while a few consider the possibilities of a new beginning.

The film concludes with a poignant poem by Ingeborg Bachmann, emphasizing the need to break free from old patterns or risk a spoiled future. This thematic depth makes it a significant piece for those interested in historical documentaries, particularly regarding post-war reflections.