Marianne and Juliane

Set in Germany during the tumultuous year of 1968, this thought-provoking drama follows the lives of two sisters, Marianna and Juliane, who are both passionately fighting for societal change. While they share a common cause – advocating for the legalization of abortion – their approaches differ drastically. The pragmatic Juliane channels her energy into investigative journalism, striving to expose injustice through the printed word. In stark contrast, her sister Marianna becomes embroiled in a radical terrorist organization, willing to use more aggressive means to achieve their goals.When Marianna is apprehended by the police and subjected to harsh isolation in prison, she finds herself cut off from her community save for Juliane. Despite their differing perspectives on how change should be implemented and with pressure from her boyfriend Wolfgang against supporting her sister's actions, Juliane remains steadfast in her support of Marianna. As she navigates the legal system and visits her incarcerated sibling, Juliane begins to question the methods used to contain and punish those fighting for what they believe is right.This poignant tale delves deep into themes of sisterhood, societal change, and the lengths one will go to fight for their beliefs while examining the consequences that can follow. As both sisters strive to make a difference in their own ways, they are forced to confront not just external obstacles but also internal conflicts, ultimately asking whether the ends truly justify the means.