Alle haben geschwiegen

In a small southern German town, the story follows Rick, Lutz, and Georg as they navigate their frustrations through alcohol and sexual escapades. Their reckless behavior leads to a series of rapes, with victims too afraid to speak out due to the tight-knit community's silence. The plot thickens when the body of a young hitchhiker is discovered, prompting a police investigation that initially yields no results.

Years later, one of the suspects, Andi, begins to reveal the truth about the crime, hinting at the deep-seated issues of guilt and accountability. The film's intense narrative challenges viewers to confront the ramifications of collective silence in the face of wrongdoing. It presents a significant commentary on societal complicity and the struggle for justice in a community bound by fear and secrecy.