Forensic biologist Inga Ehrenberg is so absorbed in her work at the Forensic Medicine Institute that she doesn't initially notice how lonely she is after her divorce a few years ago. It is only when her father claims that she has a half-sister and a falconer asks her to take care of a young falcon that she finds herself in a whirlwind of long-hidden, painful feelings. She begins to tame the falcon, convinced that the bird will never leave her.
Dominik Graf
Director
Anne Ratte-Polle
Inga Ehrenberg
Jörg Gudzuhn
Hermann Ehrenberg
Olga von Luckwald
Charlotte
Bernhard Conrad
Schneider
Catherine Chikosi
Dr. med. Valerie Tapiwa
Bastian Hagen
Felix
Oliver Sauer
Prof. Kahn
Harald Burmeister
Reno
Sibylle Maria Dordel
Maria Faber
Dennis Pörtner
Lars
Janko Kahle
Frank Faber
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