Die Wut, die bleibt

After Helene’s death—she was broken by the burden of family and daily life—her best friend Sarah, driven by guilt, takes on more and more responsibility for the family she left behind. Imperceptibly, she finds herself caught up in the same structures that had previously remained invisible. As her daughter Lola rebels against the expectations that broke her mother, it becomes clear how roles are passed down and how difficult it is to break free from them. “The Anger That Remains” tells a story of female exhaustion, systemic inequality, and the power of feminist solidarity.