A Safe Place

During the 1980s in Medellín, Santiago, an engineer, gets involved in drug traffic to make a quick buck.

Takamura, poet and sculptor, is married to Chieko, who also has artistic desires. However, she is becoming increasingly aware that she can not match her husband's work.

An employee of an iron works is fired as a dangerous agitator, and after his friend dies in an explosion at the iron works, he runs for governor on a labor ticket.

After enjoying a currywurst with his friend Max, Casper realizes his personal narrative is increasingly at risk. Max brings surprising news: "BOND'S DAUGHTER" has apparently been adapted into a movie and has even secured a nomination for the European Film Award in Reykjavik, Iceland. Shockingly, Casper, the writer of the story, was completely unaware of this development. Strangely, his name or authorship isn't acknowledged anywhere - Justine must have something to do with it. Without any strategy in mind, Casper embarks on a journey to Iceland with his friend Max. For his own sake, he must understand this intellectual theft. Iceland meets his toxic pride with the sheer beauty of nature, yet at the same time with its entire severity. Justine Laser avoids any interaction, but the seemingly innocent leading actress of BOND's DAUGHTER doesn't shy away from contact. However, before Casper learns the truth from her, she slips some knock-out drops into his drink and Casper ends up spending the entire film awards gala in a deep sleep. When Max wakes him up, Justine is already on her way back to California. Casper and Max decide not to give up.

Based on real events of a man who was wrongfully sent to Death Row for a murder he didn't commit, a murder that had already been confessed to by a serial killer. This is his inspiring struggle to fight for freedom while searching to find faith in the worst of circumstances on Death Row, and his discovery of his true love in the woman who fought for him all the way to the United States Supreme Court. The repercussions of the events of this story continue to affect national and international law today, and the over 1,600 year old Catholic Catechism was changed for the first time since the Roman Empire as a result of this man's life.