Between Eastern Bloc and West, patriarchy and new beginnings, speechlessness and closeness For years, Didi has not exchanged a word with her father. Then he suddenly contacts her and asks for help: he is seriously ill. Didi takes over in the hospital, because her father still speaks little German. She hardly speaks Slovak anymore. And in the coming days she learns more about herself and him than in all the years before. About pride and missed opportunities, about her family, migration and hope, about herself as a daughter and him as a father. It is a timid, once again unspoken rapprochement, in which it becomes increasingly clear what unites them despite all their differences: their Eastern Bloc heart. New product