A new film by the renowned German director Lars Kraume, the author of the thriller "Fritz Bauer vs. the state" about the pursuit of Adolf Eichmann.

Based on the bestseller novel by Dietrich Garstki, the film tells the true story of a group of sixth grade students who decide to show solidarity with the victims of the Hungarian uprising by organizing a minute of silence during each lesson.

The movie begins when two teenage boys from Eisenhüttenstadt in East Germany travel to West Berlin to visit the grave of Kurt's grandfather, a former SS officer.

Before returning home, the boys decide to go to the cinema, where they reach the film chronicle on the Hungarian uprising of 1956. It inspires them to act ...

The discovery of the film is Jonas Dassler, honored for his performance with the Bavarian Film Award for the best young actor.