Annie Krause

The summer after graduation – it’s supposed to feel like freedom. But Lea feels none of it – only a growing emptiness she can’t quite name.

When Germany becomes right-wing extremist and homophobic again, Sasha and Noel no longer feel safe as a queer couple and decide to leave the country out of necessity.

The summer after graduation – it’s supposed to feel like freedom. But Lea feels none of it – only a growing emptiness she can’t quite name.

The summer after graduation – it’s supposed to feel like freedom. But Lea feels none of it – only a growing emptiness she can’t quite name.

The summer after graduation – it’s supposed to feel like freedom. But Lea feels none of it – only a growing emptiness she can’t quite name.

When Germany becomes right-wing extremist and homophobic again, Sasha and Noel no longer feel safe as a queer couple and decide to leave the country out of necessity.

When Germany becomes right-wing extremist and homophobic again, Sasha and Noel no longer feel safe as a queer couple and decide to leave the country out of necessity.