Lost in Athens

The film centers on Marlene Neubach, a juvenile court judge who is known for her strict approach to justice. Her visit to Athens takes a dramatic turn when she discovers that her son, Jakob, has vanished and is wanted by local authorities. Marlene's conviction in her son's innocence drives her to question the local police, leading her to partner with Alexandros, an acquaintance who steps in as a lawyer.

As Marlene investigates, she uncovers the truth about her son's involvement in a criminal activist group, revealing a double life that contrasts sharply with her expectations. The film blends elements of crime and mystery, showcasing a mother's desperate quest that forces her to confront her principles. The narrative tension escalates as Marlene relies on unorthodox methods to navigate the perilous situation in Athens, highlighting themes of trust and moral ambiguity.