Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, reporter Lucas Vogelsang and actor Joachim KrÔol set off on a trip to Germany and collected stories of people whose lives began again in 1989. You will encounter almost unbelievable biographies full of breaks, new beginnings and dead ends that tell of the Federal Republic and the GDR, of the transition, reunification and the German present. This literary travel report begins in the Ruhr area and ends at the Baltic Sea. The questions are: Where did the wall survive, where were boundaries blurred? How much East and West is there still in people's minds? They find the answers at the living room table or in the watchtower: KrÔol, the astonished conversation partner. And Vogelsang, the polished chronicler.