The movie tells the tale of how a far-right terrorist operation, initially thought to go fully undercover, creeps out to the public due to unforeseen events. Throughout the suspenseful film the viewer is made aware of how the perpetrators' ideology is simply simmering under the surface of a small-town society where seemingly everything is going fine and well.
"Toter Winkel" is a German television film from spring this year that runs for about 1.5 hours and was written by Benjamin Braeunlich, his most known work perhaps at this point.
