Nico's Weg

 Nico's weg

Hi friends, I'm back, today I will review a film called Nico's Weg which comes from Germany


I think Nico's weg is a very good film! I really like, this film is included as an educational film that can help people to learn German. We can learn to improve our listening skills from this film.

The plot in this film is amazing, but I have something missing from this film, because the English subtitles are not available it might be a bit difficult for some people.

In the film, Nico comes to Germany from Spain to visit his aunt, Yara. But the funny thing is, Nico is a clumsy person. She lost her bag at the airport and all her important belongings were there.


But luckily, he met Emma and Lisa who helped him find his bag. Nico doesn't speak German very well so Lisa and the others teach him a little German. Lisa's father who is also a police officer helps Nico find his bag.


Nico didn't know where his aunt's house was. Therefore, he stayed at Lisa's house until he found her bag. He only knew the name of his aunt and his aunt opened a bicycle shop.


But what's interesting about this film is that, even though he was lost in a foreign country and couldn't speak the language well, it didn't make him give up easily.


He met a lot of people there and they were very nice people. They treat him well. They taught Nico about German and its culture.

My favorite character is definitely Nico himself because even though he is clumsy, he is also a hard worker. He doesn't give up easily, instead he tries to learn new things.

I would like to rate this film 8/10 because it is a good film which teaches us about German and we can improve our skills by watching it.

Shut up for me today, see you later. Vielen Dank

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