Loitz is one of those former GDR towns that is a loser today. For a year "Infinite Place" looks through the eyes of old and new inhabitants behind the gray facade of a perishing small town and questions concepts of home and identity. What makes a life in the dying worthwhile?
| Camera | Jean-Pierre Meyer-Gehrke | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Julius Holtz | Editor |
| Sound | Irma Heinig | Sound Designer |
| Sound | Moritz Busch | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Albrecht Ihlenburg | Foley Artist |
| Sound | Adrian Dominik | Music |
| Editing | Jean-Pierre Meyer-Gehrke | Color Grading |
| Production | Torsten Wichner | Production Manager |
| Production | Betty Koschka | Production Manager |
| Production | Benjamin Hujawa | Production Manager |
| Camera | Yannick Hasse | Additional Camera |
| Camera | Julius Holtz | Additional Camera |
| Camera | Lukas Seiler | Additional Camera |
| Camera | Patrick Hinz | Additional Camera |
| Camera | Rolando Octavio González | Additional Camera |
| Sound | Vivien Tesch | Sound |
| Sound | Phillip Lehner | Sound |
| Sound | Lauri Hasleder | Sound |
| Sound | Yannick Hasse | Sound |
| Sound | Julius Holtz | Sound |
| Sound | Tom Höft | Sound |
| Directing | Paul Raatz | Director |
| Writing | Paul Raatz | Writer |
| Production | Sylvio Raatz | Associate Producer |
| Production | Max Gleschinski | Producer |
| Production | Jean-Pierre Meyer-Gehrke | Producer |
