Die Kinder aus Nr. 67

The film takes us on a journey set in 1930s Berlin, where we follow a spirited group of working-class children living in apartment number 67 as they navigate through their daily adventures reminiscent of the classic "Our Gang" stories. Their bond and camaraderie are central to their lives, and they revel in shared mischief and innocence that defines childhood friendships. However, as Nazi sentiment grows throughout Germany, this close-knit group begins to unravel under the pressure of a shifting social landscape. One of the young leaders, Paul, is particularly susceptible to the propaganda and rhetoric of the burgeoning regime. The film delves into the complexities of youth in a time of political turmoil, exploring the impact of external forces on their lives and how it affects their relationships, values, and sense of self.