Emma's Bliss

Max, a man diagnosed with terminal cancer, finds himself in a desperate situation after stealing money from his boss. Following a car crash, he is rescued by Emma, a young woman living on a farm. As he hides from the authorities, their relationship deepens amidst the backdrop of personal struggles and the search for meaning in life.

The film explores various keywords such as dying and death, love of one's life, and euthanasia, all of which contribute to its emotional weight. The runtime of 103 minutes allows for a thorough exploration of these complex themes. With a cast that includes Jördis Triebel and Jürgen Vogel, the performances add depth to the narrative, amplifying the film’s exploration of love and morality in dire circumstances.