Impressive and realistic

Well, how do I start? One of many films, which I would have wished that they had been presented to a wider audience. Almost no one knows even just the title of this film.
Too bad, the only thing was the program and independent cinema, although is not easy to digest, but offers lots of fantastic pictures and realism.
The story takes place in a housing estate in Berlin. The newly drawn-Sabine there is already faced in the early days with a murder and falls suddenly in the middle of the events. Rough and without clichés reported the director about the everyday life in the housing estate and the prevailing violence.
The fantastic soundtrack and partially almost photographically acting images lead to an optical body of work that touches.
The escalation of the events at the end is perhaps a bit exaggerated, but does not detract from the good overall impression.
Good German cinema with fresh ideas, but unfortunately too unknown.