Diese Sonne hier im Winter
Synopsis
A film poem by Steve Peinemann for Ramazan Avci, who was beaten to death on the streets of Hamburg by young Germans, and a fictional documentary about the welcoming of the millionth guest worker, Armando Rodrigez, who is presented with a moped.
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