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NICO'S WEG

 hello friends i want to review the german film titled "nicos weg"




  This film tells the story of a man named Nico who goes from Spain to Germany to meet his aunt.  When Nico met Emma and his aunt Lisa at the airport, Nico lost his bag after playing with Emma.  Feeling sorry for Lisa helping Nico by calling his busy father as a police officer to find the address of his aunt's name, yara, and provide temporary shelter.



  This film is very educational, because it does not use English subtitles and we learn German



  The story is good, because it can hone our German language skills

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