Synopse

A journey back to the buried emotional world of childhood. Forensic biologist Inga Ehrenberg (Anne Ratte-Polle) is so busy with her work at the institute that it takes her a while to notice how lonely she is after separating from her husband. But when it is claimed that she has a half-sister and the falconer asks her to look after a baby falcon, she falls into a vortex of long-suppressed, painful feelings. She begins to tame the falcon in the firm belief that it will never leave her. In her job meanwhile, she has to deal with the discovery of a dead baby whose identity seems unclear.

Regie

DOMINIK GRAF (*1952 in Munich) has been one of Germany’s key directors for more than three decades. His works for cinema and TV have won numerous awards, including ten Grimme Prizes. Graf’s most recent feature film was the adaptation of Erich Kästner’s Fabian or Der Gang vor die Hunde (2021).

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