A small village in the vast expanse of Mecklenburg. Shaped by the political upheaval of recent decades, a band has emerged here with something to say, and they say it very loudly. FEINE SAHNE FISCHFILET, fronted by Jan 'Monchi' Gorkow, is now one of the most successful punk bands in Germany and, in the eyes of the state, "Western Pomerania's most dangerous band." They ensure that the desert lives on and that Mecklenburg isn't completely screwed. With sparkling radicalism and their fingers always on the verbal trigger, Monchi, Olaf, Christoph, Kai, Köbi, and Max stand up against Nazis, vacant properties, and the frustration of those left behind by German reunification. To stay or to go, that is the essential question for them. Their music is like the berserker among German bands, full of rebellion and as uncompromising as poetry can be. They create fast-paced anthems full of power: loud, life-hungry, and joyful, they sing of the gap in the system that is their home. In the idyllic setting of Western Pomerania, Jan Gorkow grew up in the 1990s amidst the growing social emptiness. Actor and Mecklenburg native Charly Hübner tells the story of this young and wild life, a life lived between tempestuous punk fury and energetic local patriotism, between Rock am Ring and a tumultuous election campaign. WILD HEART is an intimate and captivating portrait of a young musician who, with a big heart and an even bigger mouth, stands up against the rise of the right wing and is unstoppable. Director Charly Hübner embarks on a very honest and humorous journey into the wildly beating heart of a turbulent region, a place of losers and winners, setbacks and triumphant celebrations.