
Stationed in a secluded Bulgarian village in 1943, Walter – a German Wehrmacht sergeant and artist – lives in almost idyllic distance from the war. Then a transit camp is set up for Jews arriving from Greece. When Ruth, one of the internees, asks Walter to help a pregnant woman, the two form an unlikely bond.
A quiet, melancholic tension permeates this wartime drama, exploring the fragile bonds of humanity under immense pressure. It feels like a poignant, slow-burn character study, steeped in a somber atmosphere. The film offers a deeply humanistic look at moral choices and unexpected connections amidst a world consumed by conflict.
















