Fleur Lafontaine

Set in Berlin during 1948, Fleur Lafontaine tells the story of a woman grappling with paralysis and amnesia following a fall. As she regains consciousness, her doctor recognizes that her struggles stem from psychological trauma. This leads her on a path to confront her difficult childhood and her relationships with notable figures like Dr. Goldner and locksmith Philipp.

The film is adapted from Dinah Nelken's novel "Das angstvolle Heldenleben einer gewissen Fleur Lafontaine". It highlights the societal challenges faced during the aftermath of fascism in Germany. With a cast featuring Angelica Domröse, Hilmar Thate, and Eberhard Esche, the film presents a poignant exploration of personal and historical memory.