ALLES WIRD WIEDER GUT by Frédéric Moser and Philippe Schwinger
  ALLES WIRD WIEDER GUT by Frédéric Moser and Philippe Schwinger
 

Year: 2006 / Original format: Digital video 16/9 color / Screening format: Beta sp
Duration: 19:56 min. / Language: German (available with English or French subtitles)

   
  In a village of former East Germany, young adults meet with the intention of finding an alternative to isolation and social precariousness while their parents demonstrate in front of the disused factory, as every day of the year for the last 15 years. The young persons decide to organize a party; it is meant to help them to confront themselves on their divergent opinions as for the model of society to which they aspire. As antidote to exclusion, they choose the debate of ideas.
The arrival of a foreign journalist reporting on the region sets off contrasting attitudes: for the oldest, it represents an answer to the wait of a recognition, whereas the younger ones see in it the necessity of freeing themselves from media standardization in order to construct networks of resistance on a local level.