Toter Winkel

The film centers on master hairdresser Karl Holzer, who lives a seemingly perfect life with his wife Elsa and granddaughter Nora in a small German town. This tranquility is disrupted when his son Thomas becomes involved in a criminal investigation linked to right-wing terrorism, causing Karl to question his role as the family leader.

Alongside Karl's story, the film introduces 15-year-old Anyá, whose family faces deportation after losing their right to stay in Germany. In her quest to reconnect with her parents, Anyá encounters Karl, leading to a web of suspicion and conflict. The intertwining narratives highlight the complexities of family loyalty and societal pressures, making this film a compelling watch for those interested in intense character-driven stories.