Spuren - Die Opfer des NSU

This documentary covers the period from September 2000 to April 2007, detailing the murders of eight Turkish men, a Greek man, and a German policewoman. It highlights how initial investigations focused on the victims' backgrounds, leading to further victimization through stigmatization. The film emphasizes the impact on the victims' families and the failures of law enforcement in addressing the crimes appropriately.

The documentary culminates in the trial of Beate Zschäpe, the sole survivor of the NSU trio, along with four alleged accomplices. The trial, which began in 2013 and concluded in 2018, serves as a focal point for understanding the broader implications of the NSU's actions and the societal response to these hate crimes. This film is significant for those interested in true crime, social justice, and historical documentation of extremism in Germany.