The Last One Put Out the Light

The narrative follows Berlin construction workers Micha, Silvio, and Norbert as they face unemployment. Their search for work leads them to Norway, where German craftsmen are in demand. Along with 17 other individuals, they prepare for the challenges ahead while navigating personal relationships and fears.

The film touches on topics such as illegal employment and the struggles of emigrants. It presents a realistic portrayal of the labor market and the emotional toll of seeking better opportunities abroad. The dynamic between the characters highlights the complexities of affection and commitment against the backdrop of their aspirations and fears for the future.