Universität Bielefeld

In three parts, the filmmakers trace the history of gay men in Germany: first, their persecution under National Socialism and their identification by the pink triangle in concentration camps; then, the ongoing discrimination they faced in West Germany, told through the personal experiences of those affected; and finally, resistance, self-organization, and the emerging gay liberation movement of the 1970s. The film is considered the first cinematic exploration of the pink triangle and its history.

Bielefeld is monitored and controlled. Behind this is the 'Municipal Energy and Communication Interest Group', or SIEkom for short. First and foremost is Somo Bishi, a power-obsessed creep operating in the background, for whom no path is too immoral to achieve his goals. He is planning a superweapon that can reduce any biochemical structure to dust. There is only one item missing to complete the superweapon: an ancient artifact from the sunken city of Atlantis.