Dachau, a Bavarian town now known worldwide as the site of the first Nazi concentration camp, is a popular tourist destination. Bernd Fischer, a native of Dachau and a former cameraman, makes his directorial debut with a documentary exploring the everyday life there. The film examines how the town grapples with its history and the subtle ways repression continues to operate. The result is a tragicomic portrait of a place and its inescapable past, viewed through the eyes of those who have lived with it.