This project starts from the question: what does cooking and living means for a queer migrant? This film marks the final chapter of my “guerrilla” “low-budget” production and from now I am moving towards the more “professional”, more funding-based projects; with interests in this mentioned perspective of queer-migrants in Europe.

Originally this film was made as an application for the film schools (having only 2 months to finish everything), therefore the script was written based on the concept provided by the application protocol (and partially personal experiences). The crew consists of a mixture between queer/nonbinary persons (I and the director assistant, Pavel) and cis-het persons; both between BPoC German-born and BPoC migrant persons in Germany. Because we are friends-colleagues, I personally do not experience their cis-het privilege as an obstruction of collaborative/creative process at all; rather the opposite – the process forced us to learn from each other; from different forms of struggle (if not only from gender-sexual discrimination, then from racial one, and from classist one).