Angels Who Burn Their Wings

Set against the backdrop of Munich at night, the film follows 16-year-old Robert Susmeit, who is consumed by jealousy and obsession for his mother, Hilde. In a fit of rage, he kills her lover at a swimming pool, an act witnessed by Moni Dingeldey, a girl his age who becomes intrigued by him.

As Robert seeks refuge in Moni's mother's apartment, the city is engulfed in chaos as police and reporters search for the mysterious murderer. The narrative explores complex themes such as the Oedipus complex and illicit affairs, providing a gripping look at the darker sides of human relationships. This film is notable for its exploration of intense emotional turmoil and societal issues during the 1970s.