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Afire Roter Himmel

Christian Petzold / Germany / 2023 / 103 min / German

Summer by the Baltic Sea. The days are hot and it hasn’t rained in weeks. Four young people come together, friends old and new. As the parched forests around them begin to ignite, so do their emotions …

cast Thomas Schubert, Paula Beer, Langston Uibel, Enno Trebs, Matthias Brandt

festivals, awards Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin Festival.

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»Petzold’s writing has never been this casually crisp or rawly funny, studded with throwaway barbs and loudly unspoken truths.« – Variety. »Afire draws you in confidently and prepares its knockout emotional punch with scrupulousness and a vivid sense of surprise.«
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