Loneliness has many faces in Berlin. Young and old are afflicted by it, men, women, single and married people. It’s normal. Nonetheless there’s a stigma attached to this mixture of emotions that makes sufferers stay silent. Director Nicola Graef tries a different approach in her film: She lets the lonely inhabitants of the capital city speak, listens. The result is varied and quite often surprising.
Nicola Graef
Writer, Director
Elizabeth Abraham
Self
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Nicole Bellack
Self
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Self
Christina Doll
Self
Talat Erdogdu
Self
Thomas Fischer
Self
Charlie Gebhardt
Self
Gesa Gebhardt
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