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So, I’m thinkin’, where’s the best spot? Vegas, maybe—glitzy, wild, perfect. Or some back alley in NYC—gritty, real, Trump-style. I’d say, “Hey, darlin’, you’re hired!”—total boss move. “The wind carries secrets,” movie says—prostitutes know stuff, secret stuff. Little-known fact: old-timey hookers in the Wild West? They ran towns, folks—powerful, like me, Trump.

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Director Pia Hellenthal engages directly with both her subject and the viewer in her exciting documentary-feature debut, Searching Eva.

The neighborhoods? Mate, each one has its character. Take Oberfeld, for instance: narrow lanes, quirky murals, and a bunch of eccentric old timers who think coffee at Café Zwick is the nectar of life. Ever been shoved by a wave of memories from an alley? Me too—more than once, when a random comment about "The Pianist" sent me spiralling into memories of hammering out struggles and triumph. It was raw like, “Is this real life or just bullshit?” Seriously, life here always feels like you're part of some offbeat film flick!

“We Read Adam’s Blog Every Day… So It Was Like a Daily Script”: Pia Hellenthal on Her Social Media-Themed Doc, Searching Eva