Brotfabrik Kulturprojekt 21 e.V.

TV reporter Sophia Maier goes on a reading tour with her book "Herz aus Stacheldraht". Between war and hope - a plea for humanity. What remains of humanity when we simply look away? "Herz aus Stacheldraht" is a moving look at the reality of war and flight - honest, close and uncomfortable.

The award-winning journalist takes the audience to the world's crisis areas: Ukraine, Afghanistan, Syria, refugee camps in Lebanon, the West Bank and Greece. There she meets women, children and families - people who have lost everything.

With unsparing clarity, she tells of destruction, loss and hope, asks uncomfortable questions about the responsibility of the West and documents life in exceptional situations. Maier meets people who fight for justice - and show that humanity is never completely lost. Her book is a reminder and a call to take a closer look. Sophia Maier is a war reporter with many years of experience. She reports from crisis areas around the world with a special focus on women and children. With journalistic precision and human depth, she creates a work that shakes us up - and moves us to act.

An evening with texts, images and videos from her work about a world in a state of emergency and the question of what humanity and responsibility mean today.

Photo: Sebastian Knoth

5.2., 8 p.m.

Brotfabrik, Bachmannstr. 2-4, Frankfurt

2for1: 22 € (seat)

5.2., 19-19.30, box office