A Small Circus

In the turbulent summer of 1929, a small German town is on the brink of chaos, where Tredup, a beleaguered reporter for the Pomeranian Chronicle, stumbles upon an opportunity for wealth through his photographs. Amidst rising tensions between farmers, officials, and political factions, including the growing Nazi party, the town’s mayor, "Fatty" Gareis, seeks to maintain his comfort while conflict escalates. As alliances shift and violence looms, "A Small Circus" unfolds a gripping narrative reflecting the unsettling atmosphere of small-town Germany during a time of social unrest.