Sky Blue

What if it were possible to cool the Earth, but the sky would forever lose its blue? Hannah is working for an exhibition that is supposed to collect memories of this blue shortly before a global geo-engineering process will take place. Sulphur particles will be launched into the stratosphere, changing the way that sunlight is refracted. Seas and rivers will fade, and the Blue Planet will be tinged a milky grey. »Can you describe the blue?« Hannah asks the people she sits across from with her recorder: a filmmaker, a botanist, her older sister Vera. Hannah delves ever deeper into the memories of these people, who all find themselves under the one roof on the day of the exhibition opening. And suddenly, Hannah’s father Jakob shows up. He was part of the first environmentalist movement, raised both his daughters alone – and he too has a story to tell, one that Hannah knew nothing about.

Sky Blue tells of how changes of historic relevance are reflected on the personal level. About losing things and saying goodbye, and about preserving what is precious to us, whether it's treasured objects or the people we love.