Imprisonment is for Burning (2023) is set in ‘Danni’, a threatened by highway expansion forest in the middle of Germany, 2020. A place where many activists refused to give law enforcement any personal identification, and so act as one resistance front, for intact ecosystems, human and earthly.

It is spoken from the perspective of one anonymous person who tells a long story short, this year of an occupied autonomous zone, and their consequential year and a half long struggle through courts and incarceration. An unfolding of events that came to be known as a scandal, exposing joined state and capital agenda for control fueled by fear, the ‘Ella case’ alerted comrades and awoke citizens en masse.

‘Ella’ affirms in their memoir, the need for a more loving, integrated world, and the burning desire for honest thoughts, words and actions to make it happen.

Prisons are not just for burning, the whole goddamn concept of imprisonment is.