Whatever Happened to My Revolution

In a poignant portrayal of growing up amidst tumultuous times, Angela's life unfolds against the backdrop of East Berlin in the post-war era. Born in 1979, she witnessed the opening of McDonald's, a symbol of capitalism that was to forever change her city and country. Haunted by the notion of being "born too late," Angela grapples with a generation struggling to reconcile their ideals with the harsh realities of a changing world.As the daughter of committed activists, she navigates through the complex maze of family expectations and personal desires. Her sister's choice to embrace the world of business and her mother's sudden abandonment of political struggle to seek solace in rural life further complicate Angela's journey. Through her experiences, the movie delves into themes of generational conflict, political disillusionment, and the search for identity in times of social upheaval.