Aimée & Jaguar

Set in 1943, Aimée & Jaguar tells the story of a dangerous love affair between two women. One is a Jewish member of the underground resistance, while the other embodies the ideals of Nazi motherhood. The film presents a poignant exploration of female homosexuality during a time of extreme societal turmoil.

With a runtime of 125 minutes, the film not only highlights the impact of war but also the personal struggles faced by its characters. The setting in Berlin during the Allied bombings adds a layer of historical significance to the narrative. Collectors will find this film particularly intriguing given its themes of forbidden love and the societal constraints of the era.

Aimée & Jaguar features a talented cast, including Maria Schrader and Juliane Köhler. The film is available in both VHS and DVD formats, making it accessible for collectors interested in historical dramas that address LGBTQ+ themes within a specific historical context.