Julian Josberg’s ex-girlfriend is from Bolivia. After the separation, she goes back there – and takes her son with her. Since then, the father has been fighting to see him again. About a conflict without a good solution.
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Nina Von Hardenberg
Just before he hugs him goodbye in Madrid in July 2021, Julian Josberg is stuck (name changed) put a GPS tracker in his son’s backpack. It’s not a foreboding, it’s more of a vague fear. He’s getting along well with his Bolivian ex-girlfriend after a difficult breakup. They both live in Hamburg and take turns looking after their son. The mother wants to spend the second half of the 2021 summer holidays with the eight-year-old and her new boyfriend in Spain. No need to worry, says the father, who has a different name but should be called Julian Josberg to protect his son. And yet a quiet doubt gnawed deep inside him. He pushes the bad feelings aside and packs the tracking device in his luggage.