Henriette Confurius

A woman returns to the forest where her father vanished years ago. Her research uncovers a brutal murder, revealing deep layers of guilt and crime.

Filled with veterans, invalids, widows, orphans, exiles, and deportees, nations try to rebuild. But they are still grieving the thousands of unknown soldiers buried in the mud of the battlefields.

Marie gets a marriage proposal from her boyfriend Julian. She decides to take the honest route: she has to think about it. In the countryside she tries to relax, but is confronted with her personified thoughts.

13-year-old Roma boy Ernst is sent to a mental sanatorium in Nazi Germany. There he is kept under the watchful eye of Dr. Werner Veithausen (Sebastian Koch, The Lives of Others), who has been tasked with carrying out the early stages of the Nazi's euthanasia program.