All My Girls

Ralf Paeschke, a young and ambitious film student, embarks on a captivating documentary journey as he explores the lives of six women working at a local lamp factory. Through his camera lens, he introduces us to a diverse group of characters: Susie, the bold and brash worker; Kerstin, whose mischievous antics keep everyone guessing; Anita, silently grappling with loneliness; Ella, determinedly single and independent; Gertrud, withdrawn and contemplative; and the imposing forewoman. As tension simmers within the factory walls when Kerstin is suspected of theft, Ralf's role as documentarian becomes more than just an observer. He demands that the situation be resolved, using his film as an unexpected tool in uncovering the truth behind the accusations and the complex relationships among these women. This documentary offers a unique glimpse into their lives as they navigate the pressures of work, friendship, and the pursuit of justice.