They've Got Knut

The film centers on Ingo and Nadja, who travel to Austria for a weekend at her family's chalet. Their open relationship is put to the test as Ingo seeks to establish exclusivity during this getaway. The couple's plans are disrupted by the arrival of guests, friends of Nadja's politically active brother, Knut, who is unexpectedly arrested during a protest.

As the guests await Knut, a divide forms between those who want to rally for his cause and others who prefer to enjoy their ski weekend. This tension illustrates the clash between personal desires and political responsibilities, reflecting the zeitgeist of a pivotal era in German history. The film's unique blend of personal drama and social commentary makes it a notable watch for those interested in political narratives from this period.