Then Nothing Is the Same Anymore

The film follows the story of a young man who, at 18, finds himself disillusioned with his everyday existence in the city. He turns to the world of cinema, drawing inspiration from the myths portrayed on screen. This quest for meaning leads him to a deeper realization about himself and his place in the world.

As a drama, the film encapsulates themes of youth, identity, and the impact of storytelling. The runtime of 87 minutes allows for a concise yet poignant exploration of these themes. With notable performances by Barbara Rudnik, Karin Baal, Christoph M. Ohrt, Heinz Hoenig, and Zacharias Preen, the film presents a compelling narrative that resonates with those interested in character-driven stories and the art of film.