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SummaryIn his 1988 film, Gunther Scholz reports on a taboo subject in the GDR. Fifteen years ago two young people, Uschi (16 years old) and Frank (18 years old) decided to end their lives. They could both be saved. Frank then had to answer in court as the elder for attempted manslaughter. The film shows them 15 years after the attempted suicide; they have been married to each other for many years and have two children.
