Night broadcast

Kathrin Röggla tells stories about our present. Uncanny scenes unfold, and we watch. The daily images of our reality resemble horror scenes. Someone is involved, someone is watching. Is that really us? Kathrin Röggla observes closely. She narrates eerie tales and uncovers cracks, dead angles, and the uncanny aspects of our present. Danger zones are spreading, disorientation prevails, and communication breaks down. This affects political discourse, civic activism, the decline of the middle class, as well as family gatherings in the German provinces. She crafts political, social, and private scenarios that come together to form a nightmarish picture of our ghostly present.