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Director's Statement
The anti-heroes of film and literature were always the characters to which I felt closest. The main protagonist in my film is certainly greatly inspired by characters like Holden Caulfield, Benjamin Braddock and Antoine Doinel, but most of all they gave me the opportunity to tell a very personal story in both an ironic and serious way. Meaning and the search for identity in an alienated world are the central issues in OH BOY Niko, the main character, is on a passive quest, drifting aimlessly through his city. His conflict first becomes apparent through his encounters with the people around him. Over the course of a long day, however, Niko learns that the solution to his conflict lies in these very encounters. With its dark past and vibrant present, Berlin plays the second key role in this mini-odyssey.