Solo for Clarinet

Year: 1998

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: German

Director: Nico Hofmann

Drama

In Berlin, a murder in an apartment building leaves the victim mutilated, bleeding out, then bludgeoned. Investigator Bernhard Kominka, dealing with a mentally disabled son and a strained marriage, notices a woman in a red coat. As he suspects her of the crime, he also becomes attracted to her, blurring duty and desire and forcing a risky choice.

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