Julia Himmelsbach

It is a cold winter night. A young woman heads home after a long night of partying. Walking through the dark streets of Dresden, she comes across an old man sleeping on the street. She tries to help him. Somehow.

In a world of crime, a journalist investigates a deadly new drug of a ruthless cartel and becomes their target. Jimmy Cloud is tasked the same, leading to a dangerous clash of fates.

No pulse. No breathing. Resuscitation would be possible, but it is withheld: intentional clinical death. This is the current fate of several hospitals across Germany. It is not an irony of fate, but of a sick system. The "Bündnis für Pflege Dresden" speaks with former employees, politicians, and activists who have witnessed hospital closures firsthand. Light is shed on the opaque, profit-driven hospital system, while highlighting paths forward. Because one thing is clear: a humane healthcare system is possible—it just has to be fought for.