David against Goliath

For the anniversary - 30 years of change. October 9, 1989, in Leipzig is the most fateful day of the Peaceful Revolution. Heavily armed police faced more than 70,000 people. The non-violent outcome of the day has many fathers and many mothers. As one of the "Leipzig Six," Bernd-Lutz Lange worked on a call on October 9, which Kurt Masur read over the city radio, contributing to the peaceful nature of that Monday demonstration. Thirty years later, Bernd-Lutz Lange embarks on a quest for traces and discovers previously unknown aspects. His son, historian Sascha Lange, retraces the events based on archived documents and shows the immense efforts the SED state made to prevent what it could no longer stop – the uprising of informed citizens for freedom and democracy.