Das große Jagen

In a wind‑blown February night of 1733, the alpine town of Berchtesgaden is cloaked in a relentless snowstorm that forces every door shut and silences the market square. Beneath the howling gale, the townsfolk hide a swirl of emotions—fear, resentment, and a restless yearning that crackles like the storm itself. Into this tense tableau steps a gaunt, fur‑clad figure, a physician haunted by a tragic past, whose arrival awakens old prejudices and stirs uneasy whispers among the villagers.

As the night deepens, a curious clash of personalities emerges: a seasoned priest, a defiant young girl, and the enigmatic newcomer whose presence seems both a promise of healing and a reminder of lingering wounds. Their interactions hint at hidden motives and a looming conflict that will test loyalties, faith, and the fragile peace of a community on the brink of an uncertain future.