A "wave of evictions" hits Berlin. Documentary about Berlin house projects, in the presence of director Johannes Blume.

The last left-wing autonomous house projects are to be dissolved and their residents are to disappear from the city. The film shows different generations of a subculture talking about themselves, fighting for their existence, but also dancing and crying together.

A cab driver drives through the city of Berlin and talks about the changes and the boom in the real estate market. He himself is punk, left-wing and a well-known figure in the autonomous scene. The stops on his journey are the most important places in the left-wing autonomous scene: Rigaer Straße, Liebigstraße, the Tuntenhaus, Potse, Drugstore, Syndikat, Meuterei and the Köpi; all in a struggle for survival. Young people like the Potse and Drugstore collectives fear for their self-determined lives. Women from Liebigstraße describe how important their house project was as a space for FLINTA* people seeking support. The last evictions have not yet been processed and the next ones are already imminent: The autonomous youth center Potse has to hand over the keys and negotiations for the Köpi Wagenplatz are already underway. We move with the protagonists through their living environment. Together with them, we go to rallies, concerts, demonstrations, KüFas (kitchen for all) and through their private and professional lives. Again and again, a loud voice sounds from the megaphone and declares war on the city of the rich.

D 2024, Director: Johannes Blume, 92 min, with, among others, residents of the house projects from Rigaer Straße, Liebigstraße, the Tuntenhaus, the Köpi and collective members from the Potse, Drugstore, Syndikat and the Meuterei

Admission 5 euros