Name: Where Do You Feel at Home? - Streetphilosophy
Uploaded: 2021-07-29T15:52:48.000+02:00
Duration: 1576 s
Description: What is home? Is it where we grew up? Or is it in the stories and memories we share? Ronja von Rönne searches for answers by meeting a fisherwoman, an Iranian carpet-seller and storyteller as well as the musician Dillon.

¿Dónde te sientes como en casa?

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Where Do You Feel at Home?

Heimat - co oznacza bycie „u siebie”?

La casa: un luogo o un sentimento?

What is home? Is it where we grew up? Or is it in the stories and memories we share? Ronja von Rönne searches for answers by meeting a fisherwoman, an Iranian carpet-seller and storyteller as well as the musician Dillon.

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<p>What is home? Is it where we grew up? Or is it in the stories and memories we share? Ronja von Rönne searches for answers by meeting a fisherwoman, an Iranian carpet-seller and storyteller as well as the musician Dillon.</p>

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Listen to Your Emotions!

Find your Fetish!

Making Decisions

Living for Work

Learning to Lose

Pessimism: It Won't Work Anyway!