Celebration (Florida)

In this imperfect world, there must be cities where people can live well and safely. And Celebration (Florida), conceived and built by the Walt Disney Company, could be such a place. In Celebration, it is beautiful, really beautiful and quiet, pleasantly quiet and clean, but by no means unpleasantly clean. When a teacher and his family are discovered dead, the flawless facades crack and the seemingly harmonious coexistence begins to falter. The village youth are getting cabin fever, and even Mickey and Minnie are beginning to doubt their love. But life must go on, because the world is watching, the cameras are pointed at the scandal, and so it is the task of everyone to ensure that the city's reputation is not damaged even in the greatest chaos, as the project's public failure is unthinkable under any circumstances.

«With a fine sense of humor, Felix Krakau sets out to discover what a world worth living in could look like.» (Oberösterreichisches Volksblatt)
«Between appearance and reality, a story develops that is sometimes serious, sometimes very funny... Krakau playfully tells of the dangers hidden behind the compulsion for harmony.» (Jury statement for the 3rd Else Lasker Schüler Play Prize)
«A very apt Disney parody that warns against promises of salvation of all kinds.» (Oberösterreichische Nachrichten)