We Are Dancers

Set in Berlin, 1933, We Are Dancers tells the story of Hansi Sturm, a real-life anti-Nazi drag artist. The film unfolds in the aftermath of the Reichstag fire, a significant event that enabled Hitler's rise to power.

As Hansi confronts a former lover who is now a Nazi officer, he faces a critical choice: abandon his club or confront the fascists in his own way. This narrative highlights the intersection of queer identity and anti-Nazi resistance during a time of oppression.

With a cast that includes Hans Piesbergen, Simon Eckert, and Martin Hamann, the film presents a poignant look at the struggles faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Nazi Germany. We Are Dancers captures the essence of a dark chapter in history while emphasizing the resilience of its characters.