"Dear Grandpa, I love you and I miss you. Your Leon", is written on a blue balloon, held by a little blonde girl with glasses, who looks embarrassed at her mother's mobile phone camera. Her grandpa Alfred (57) just died of Corona. She releases the balloon. It rises into the cloudless sky. The song begins.
The risk group shows face. Take two. This time not in the form of picture walls, but with a deeply touching song and almost 80 moving pictures of over 60 people from Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Poland and Austria. People from toddlers to grandmothers. Dancing, singing, making music, sewing, swimming, painting, practicing martial arts, stroking horses, cycling, showing tattoos, kissing, embracing, serious, cheerful, sometimes good, sometimes cheeky, sometimes in grey, sometimes all pink. Big and colourful is the risk group. Moving every single story. A song, a video, which not only shows fates, but makes them emotionally tangible, traceable. Because you can't force solidarity. Because solidarity comes from understanding and compassion.
That's why we need to look at people again and again. People with whom we have more in common than separates us. Because every day such a person can be our daughter, our son, our mum, our dad, our grandma, our grandpa, our friend, our girlfriend. Every day you can become a person who belongs to the risk group. What do you wish for then?
"Do you protect yourself! Then you protect me!" An action of the singer-songwriter Nadine Maria Schmidt from Leipzig. Everyone worked for free. All proceeds from downloads are donated.

On the one hand to the after-care clinic for families with children suffering from cancer, heart disease and cystic fibrosis in Tannheim (https://www.tannheim.de) as well as the NCL Foundation (child dementia), which supports national and international research funding in order to give affected children the prospect of therapy and healing approaches that have been lacking until now

(https://www.ncl-stiftung.de/).