Zoo Station: The Story of Christiane F.

This documentary provides a stark look at the realities faced by children in Berlin's train stations and public toilets. It highlights the story of Christiane F., a thirteen-year-old girl forced into prostitution to fund her heroin addiction. The film delves into the societal impact of the publication of her story, which shocked the nation and brought attention to the plight of young addicts.

Directed by Squawk and ARTE, Zoo Station is a significant entry into the canon of documentary filmmaking. It not only recounts a personal narrative but also serves as a historical document reflecting the social issues of its time. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in social issues will find this film a compelling addition to their libraries, especially given its focus on a pivotal moment in West Germany's history.