Plot

THERE ISA HAUSEN EVERYWHERE brings different concepts of life together. This seminar turns everything on its head and makes one thing very clear: when we meet other people, we always meet ourselves.

"Being free in Hausen" is the motto of this year's seminar week, where seven women gather in an idyllic farmhouse to rediscover themselves through Kundalini Yoga, forest bathing, and candid conversations on open relationships, menopause, and aging. What begins as a journey of self-discovery quickly becomes a clash of perspectives, exposing generational divides and conflicting life philosophies. THERE IS A HAUSEN EVERYWHERE humorously dissects a society where opinions often hinder communication. This absurd comedy uses the seminar group as a microcosm to explore themes of acceptance, reality, and truth. Can we truly accept others as they are? What separates perception from reality? Uniquely collaborative, the film was directed collectively, with actors shaping their roles, costumes, and makeup. The script served as a flexible guide, with scenes discussed, reworked, and filmed in near-chronological order, capturing the group's authentic dynamics as they evolved.

Storm-free in Hausen - is this year's motto for the seminar week that 7 women want to experience in an idyllic farmhouse. And it actually seems as if the women here can rediscover themselves together. But what happens when different generations and different concepts of life collide unfiltered? THERE IS A HAUSEN EVERYWHERE humorously dissects the excitement-madness of a society in which opinions no longer serve as communication. In fact, it initially seems as if the women can rediscover themselves here together. They sing around the campfire, swim in the pond, grill and drink wine together, drive tractor, talk about menopause, open relationships and drooping eyelids. But when the first ones dream of a mysterious singer at night, FRANZI's brother KARSTEN and her father ERICH show up, and the cake meal degenerates into a family argument, the harmonious coexistence begins to fall apart: out of the bubble, right into the confrontation. The search for those to blame for everything that happens in the house begins: who staged the forest bathing that ended in disaster? Who made the incriminating video of LUISA? What was really in the pills that FRANZI handed out to help to fall asleep? And who hired DJ LOL to entertain them all? Freedom, it turns out, has many facets, and the harmony in Hausen is fragile - when excitement is too high, cheerfulness turns to ecstasy, uncertainty turns to panic, and annoyance turns to anger. What happens when seven women meet in one place for a week? Refreshingly unorthodox, THERE IS A HAUSEN EVERYWHERE addresses the fundamental questions of the present. Can we accept other people as they are and as they live? What is perception and what is reality? And when we talk about truth, what do we mean? In this comedy that plays with the absurdities of everyday life, the seminar community in Hausen becomes a microcosmic image of society.