"Ali: Fear Eats the Soul" is a 1974 film directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. The story follows the unlikely romance between an older German woman, Emmi, and a younger Moroccan migrant worker, Ali. Their relationship faces societal prejudice and challenges due to their age difference and cultural backgrounds. The film explores themes of love, racism, and social isolation in post-war Germany. It highlights the struggles of immigrants and the complexities of human connection, showcasing how fear and societal norms can impact personal relationships. The film is considered a significant work in the New German Cinema movement.