Die Familie ohne Moral

In the heart of 1920s Berlin resides a family whose respectability is but a fragile veneer. The patriarch, a pillar of the bourgeoisie, leads a double life, while his wife desperately clings to the illusion of propriety. Their children, coming of age in this climate of hypocrisy, start asking inconvenient questions. A single reckless act threatens to tear down the curtain, causing the carefully constructed edifice of their morals to crumble. The film dissects the chasm between public virtue and private vice during an era of rapidly shifting social norms, where old values collide with new temptations.