HD
1988
Edda Chiemnyjewski navigates life as a freelance photographer and single mother in 1970s West Berlin, grappling with the harsh reality that her artistic pursuits often take a backseat to daily survival. Her photography project, aimed at capturing the essence of the city alongside a group of women, struggles to find an audience. Despite its post-war charm, Berlin remains a challenging landscape for freelancers. With sharp wit and self-reflection, Helke Sander, who stars as Edda, explores the complexities of life in a divided city, revealing the delicate balance between personal ambition and societal constraints.