The Judge and the Girl

Dr. Maximilian Pfeiffer, a judge in his early 40s, is respected in his career for his commitment to justice, particularly in prosecuting sex offenders. However, he harbors troubling preferences that lead him to develop an interest in a 13-year-old girl named Sandra. The plot thickens when he becomes romantically involved with Sandra's mother, Marion, who is connected to a marriage institute that caters to unique sexual desires.

Set against a backdrop of moral conflict, the film delves into themes of obsession and manipulation. Maximilian's repressed tendencies begin to surface during a vacation in Spain, raising questions about authority and the consequences of his actions. The performances of Udo Schenk, Roswitha Schreiner, and Paul Frielinghaus lend depth to this unsettling narrative, inviting viewers to confront uncomfortable truths.