The Bavarian Forest is a natural region located in southeastern Germany, primarily within the state of Bavaria. It is characterized by its mountainous terrain, dense forests, and diverse wildlife. This area is part of the larger Bohemian Forest, which extends into the Czech Republic. The Bavarian Forest National Park, established in 1970, is the first national park in Germany and serves as a protected area for the region’s unique ecosystems, featuring old-growth forests, granite peaks, and various hiking trails. The region is known for its scenic beauty, outdoor recreational opportunities, and cultural heritage, including traditional Bavarian villages. Additionally, the Bavarian Forest is renowned for its biodiversity, including many rare and protected species, making it an important area for conservation and environmental education.
Enrico Saller directs a captivating crime thriller set in Germany's Bavarian Forest, blending suspense with scenic beauty. Erol Sander stars as the charismatic lead, promising a compelling portrayal of a…