A documentary featuring interviews with Jews and their descendants from Czernowitz, who survived the deportation ordered by Germans in 1941 to a concentration camp, and now live in different parts of the world. Includes interviews with Jews who travel back to Czernowitz, including cellist Eduard Weissman from Berlin, the sisters Evelyne Mager and Katja Rainer, from New York, actor Harvey Keitel and the writer Norman Manea, as well as individuals who live today in Czernowitz, including Ukrainian student Tanja Kloubert and Johann Schlamp.

A documentary film about two Bukovina Jews who have survived the persecution by Germans and Romanians: Rosa Zuckermann is ninety and Mathias Zwilling in his late sixties. They still live in Chernovtsy, the former Jewish center of the Bukovina region that is now part of the Ukraine. Director Volker Koepp poses questions and listens to their tales of suffering. Jewish cultural life in the region today is also explored.

The 'Kurische Nehrung' is a promontory between the Baltic Sea and the Kaff, whose northern part belongs to Lithuania, while the southern part belong to Russia. This documentary feature depicts the landscape, the differences between the two countries, the opinions of the people and the German roots possessed by some of the inhabitants.

A documentary exploring Pomorania, a region divided between northern Poland and Germany on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea. Features interviews with its inhabitants.

A documentary shot on digital video, where Volker Koepp explores the 'Schattenland' (shadowland) of Masuria, a lake land region in the north-east of Poland, bordering on the Kaliningrad Oblast, and part of East Prussia until 1945. There he interviews a variety of people: poor Ukrainian farmers who settled after the Second World War, estranged from Poland but with no obvious links to Ukraine; fishermen scraping a living, chipping through ice to seek their meagre catch; a young architect from Warsaw and his Lithuanian partner in their holiday home, attracted by the scenery; a retired German newscaster, reminiscing about the post-war flight of the German population.

A documentary featuring interviews of the inhabitants of Uckermark, a thinly settled district in the northeastern part of Brandenburg, Germany.