A secluded farm in the Altmark region becomes a silent witness across generations: LOOK AT THE SUN tells the interwoven stories of four women – Alma (1910s), Erika (1940s), Angelika (1980s), and Nelly (2020s) – who all spent their childhood or adolescence there. As they live in their respective eras, they encounter traces of the past: repressed traumas, family secrets, and unconscious connections. When a tragic event is repeated, the boundaries between time blur. Director Mascha Schilinski crafts a powerful drama and a cinematic journey through the souls of her protagonists. A multifaceted film about the enduring impact of history on bodies, dreams, and emotions – award-winning, atmospheric, and rich in nuance. An impressive, multifaceted film about the inherited, the repressed, and the unspoken. With great sensitivity, Mascha Schilinski weaves the lives of four women into an atmospherically dense narrative about time, memory, and the silent lingering influence of family history.