Snow in winter, stars at night. Story of a homecoming

How refugee Enaiatollah Akbari managed to find a new home in Europe. Can the foreign land become a home? The Afghan Enaiatollah Akbari arrived in Europe at the age of 15 after years of fleeing, without parents and without an education. He had to build a new existence on his own. When he met the writer Fabio Geda, his life took a turn. Together, they recount how Enaiatollah managed to graduate from school and study political science despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. How the foreign culture became increasingly familiar to him, how he formed friendships, and yet still yearned daily for his mother and family in Afghanistan. One day, the homesickness and worry for them become so overwhelming that he sets off to finally reunite with his family after years. Geda and Akbari tell their story truthfully, compellingly, and with charm. An important, touching audiobook that explores questions of identity, belonging, and home. Unabridged reading by Sabin Tambrea. 1 MP3-CD, 4h 48min.