Directed by Dagmar Schultz, this documentary explores the years that American writer, poet, and activist Audre Lorde spent in Berlin. The film examines Lorde’s influence on feminist, lesbian, and Black women’s movements in Germany. During this period, Lorde played a crucial role in empowering Black women in Germany, helping them develop political awareness and fostering a spirit of solidarity and resistance. Through archival footage, interviews, and Lorde’s own words, the documentary highlights her role in shaping the Black feminist movement in Germany and the legacy she left behind. It also sheds light on her fight against racism, sexism, and homophobia, as well as the impact of her literature and activism.
