Joschka und Herr Fischer plot
He was a '68 activist, urban guerrilla, taxi driver, subversive, became Hesse environment minister in gym slippers and German foreign minister in a suit: the eventful life of Joseph 'Joschka' Fischer serves as a guideline for director Pepe Danquart to talk about six decades of German post-war history. From the fraudulent 1950s, the rambunctious days of the APO (Außerparlamentarische Opposition), the "Lead Age" of RAF terrorism, the beginnings of the anti-nuclear movement, the early years of the Greens, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the first red-green government. Fischer becomes a time traveler, where it is sometimes difficult to grasp that everything really happened in the era he helped shape.