Little Man - What now?

Hans Fallada's novel, published in 1932, depicts the desperate search for dignity and stability in a world full of uncertainties. The relevance of the novel is evident. It reminds us how important love, courage, and solidarity are, even in the darkest times. What to do when everything is different tomorrow? During the Great Depression, the "little man" Johannes Pinneberg struggles with his wife Lämmchen and their child, Murkel, for their happiness. The constant societal pressures and the fear of failure weigh heavily on them. In this difficult time, their common goal is clear: to survive and not let themselves be defeated. Lämmchen's unwavering faith in love and her indomitable vitality symbolize hope that does not die even in the deepest crisis, even as the downward spiral spins relentlessly...