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SummaryUsing Bernd K. from Nuremberg as an example, the film shows the development opportunities for children and young people in Germany. The viewer experiences a hostile environment, from toys to porn to narcotics. Based on Dürer's picture of knight, death and devil as the film's leitmotif, Bernd K. questions the meaning of life at the end of the film. Will he choose the side of the knight, the embodiment of the steadfast fighter for the good of man, or the side of the forces of evil?
(Source: The Trick Factory. DEFA animation films 1955-1990)
