Romanfabrik e.V.

The documentary explores humanity’s nomadic potential. A thirst for discovery and curiosity, as well as flight and spiritual quests, have shaped this nomadic essence. The film follows the artists of Mangan25 on expeditions across six continents. In extreme landscapes such as the jungles of Papua New Guinea and Venezuela, the eternal ice of the Arctic and the Himalayas, and various deserts around the world, they encounter extraordinary tribes and stories. One chapter of the film is dedicated to the dramatic expedition to Nanga Parbat, during which Günther Jung, a native of Thuringia, lost his life. It is brought to life with footage from the renowned mountain filmmaker Gerhard Baur.

A film by Kai-Uwe Kohlschmidt. Born in Leipzig, he now lives and works in the Spreewald; he is an author, composer, and director of radio plays, features, theater, and film, as well as the singer of the band Sandow and a member of the artist collective Mangan25.

Photo: Romanfabrik e.V. / Kai-Uwe Kohlschmidt

September 19, 7:00 p.m.

Romanfabrik, Hanauer Landstr. 186, Frankfurt

2-for-1: 17 €

September 19, 6:00–6:30 p.m., box office