Director Hafsia Herzi's "The Youngest Daughter" is a coming-of-age story without clichés. Based on the novel by Fatimas Daas.

Drama / FR, D 2025 / Director: Hafsia Herzi / 108 min. / Original language / Audio description: "GretaApp" / FSK12

Fatima grows up in a loving family with two older sisters, even though her sisters tease her that she is not feminine enough and will probably never get a man. Outside, she hangs out with the show-off boys, wears a hoody and baseball cap - and loves playing football. She is a believer and prays regularly. But she can't share the thing that concerns her most with anyone. These are cautious first steps towards a free life that she wants to break out of completely - without losing her old life.
Is that possible?

In her third film, "The Youngest Daughter", director Hafsia Herzi tells the story of Fatima's long journey to self-acceptance with empathy and sensitivity. Always very close to the main character, we experience everyday life with her as it slowly shifts.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/nU70GRZsyzQ

Venue: STRAZEsaal
Admission: from 7.30 pm
Start: 8 pm
Admission: 3/5€

The film will be shown in the original French language with German subtitles.

An event as part of the international weeks against racism, the week of action for the feminist day of struggle and the Greifswald Literature Spring.

Monday is cinema day at the STRAZE.

The STRAZE is wheelchair-accessible. There is a lift and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. All toilets are all-gender toilets. Beanbags are available as alternative seating.