In the north German province in 1975, a 14-year-old girl named Beeke feels trapped on her parents' dreary farm after her mother's death. She escapes with a train ride to Munich, where her older brother has been living a wild and free life as a disco producer. In Munich, she encounters a vibrant atmosphere of change, sleeping during the day and searching for her brother in nightclubs. However, when she finally finds him, the reality is far from her expectations. With empathy, humor, and rich historical detail, Till Raether brings to life a unique era--the musical avant-garde of the 1970s in Munich--while exploring a sense of awakening and confronting the life lies of the previous generation.