Snowblind

The film follows Peter, a 16-year-old blind boy, and his father Heiner, a former SS officer, as they attempt to escape Germany. Their journey is complicated by the presence of Karl, a fatally wounded soldier who had promised to lead them to safety in Switzerland. After Karl's death, Peter and Heiner find refuge at a remote farmhouse, where they confront the complexities of their situation and the dynamics of their relationships.

Set against the backdrop of the Black Forest, "Snowblind" delves into the intricacies of human connection in dire circumstances. The harsh winter setting amplifies the characters' struggles and the moral dilemmas they face. With a strong cast, including Kai Ivo Baulitz and Jonathan Berlin, the film presents a gripping narrative that raises questions about loyalty, sacrifice, and redemption in a fractured post-war world.