Single mother Sabine lives with her 18-year-old son Ilya at Kochelsee in Bavaria. Ilya wants to take some time out and go on vacation to Italy with his girlfriend Cora. But Cora suddenly disappears and Ilya goes to Italy alone. When Sabine discovers a buried cave in the mountains shortly afterwards, she finds Cora's body. She fears that Cora was unfaithful to Ilya and that he killed his girlfriend in the heat of the moment. Sabine does everything she can to divert suspicion away from her son. In desperation, she turns to the village policeman Asam. Sabine has no idea that she has made a fool of herself with him. While the police search for Ilya, Sabine discovers the secret of the intelligent but brutal village policeman. Is Asam himself the murderer in the end? Sabine's life is in danger.
Maris Pfeiffer
Director
Katharina Wackernagel
Sabine Sonntag
Hans-Jochen Wagner
Markus Wenger
Aglaia Szyszkowitz
Barbara Haller
Vincent Redetzki
Ilya Sonntag
Max Hegewald
Dominik Haller
Eva Mattes
Margot Sonntag
Barnaby Metschurat
Peter Asam
Bibiana Beglau
Rosi Eckinger
Jürgen Tonkel
Kommissar Bach
Annina Euling
Cora Eckinger
Aleen Jana Kötter
Lena Eckinger
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