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Her 1977 Die große Flatter (The Big Flutter), a novel for young adults, deals with two young homeless people in Mannhein.
The protagonists are not homeless (as in living in the streets) but live in social housing projects. Also, the novel itself contains hardly any references to the town which the story is set in; the 1979 movie has references to West Berlin.
Go ahead, change, with a reference please. I translated de:Obdachlosigkeit. And perhaps that was wrong already. It would be not unusual if a film has a different location for its plot than the novel it's based on. --Gerda Arendt (talk) 15:07, 6 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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