Doris Dörrie's trick for difficult times is to do it like a cat: sleep and lie down a lot. Stretch a bit. To stare down all that is evil and disgusting until it trolls. Then sleep again. Eat something or dream about it. And don't forget: Extend your claws from time to time. The celebrated director and author Doris Dörrie presents us with a booklet that gives us courage, laughter and comfort. Biography Doris Dörrie, born in 1955 in Hanover, spent a long time in the USA after graduating from high school, studied theater studies and acting in California and New York, but then decided not to stand in front of the camera, but behind it. Her graduation project at the Munich University of Film and Television 'The First Waltz' was shown at festivals and on television, 'Men', her third feature film, all over the world. Parallel to her cinema work, she publishes short stories that have won several awards. Her first novel 'What are we doing now?' was on the bestseller lists for months. Doris Dörrie lives in Munich. New product