Jedem das Seine

In a quiet German town, a man returns to his late mother’s apartment and confronts the tangled past he left behind. Bound by an uneasy pact with a childhood friend, he navigates the crumbling remnants of family, memory, and obligation, where the past looms as a living presence. As visitors drift through the rooms—each encounter peeling back layers of shared history—the boundaries between duty and desire blur, revealing how grief can both hollow out and empower a person. With restrained, intimate storytelling, the film traces a delicate journey toward reconciliation, forgiveness, and the slow, uncertain process of moving forward.