ich mit dir, du mit mir

We could continue together. You carry me, and in return, I show you my way. A win for you, a win for me. The dormouse has a flute, the bear a soft pillow: "Shall we trade?" Yes! But then the bear's paws are too big to play the dormouse's flute, and the dormouse can't rest with all the squeaking. So they keep trading: flute for music, bear dance for lucky pebbles, lucky pebbles for nuts: "A win for you, a win for me." Trading is a game for children... and a serious matter. Thus, pleasure and hesitation are often closely related. This is exactly where Lorenz Pauli steps in. He addresses mixed feelings, tells stories about negotiating, asserting, and trading, and shows that balancing accounts has nothing to do with friendship. And Kathrin Schärer makes the loud and quiet moments visible... as well as the intimate ones at the end.