Die allseitig reduzierte Persönlichkeit - Redupers

In 1970s West Berlin, freelance press photographer and single mother Edda Chiemnyjewski struggles to find her place in a city that seems stuck in time, where the politics of state and personal life remain stubbornly apart. With the same wry humor and self-irony that became Helke Sander's hallmark as director and star, "Die allseitig reduzierte Persönlichkeit - Redupers" is a searing portrait of a woman torn between her art and her everyday existence, in a city that seems to be more divided than ever. This drama is a powerful exploration of the personal costs of creative vision in a society that often values pragmatism over passion.