Every 18 years, as the moon turns, children go missing in the small village of Seelendorf. When it happens again, the disappearances are only the beginning: the lake’s water turns black, and a girl surfaces with visions no one can explain.
Selin is haunted by blackouts and memories that aren’t her own. Together with her mother Yasemin, she sets out to trace her origins. Meanwhile, Henri searches desperately for his missing brother, whose nightmares led him to the same lake. There, Detective Berger discovers the body of a girl who vanished 18 years ago — her body untouched by time, as if perfectly preserved.
As more bodies emerge and Selin’s visions grow ever more disturbing, every clue points toward ancient legends surrounding the lake. And as the night of the moon’s turning draws closer, Berger, Yasemin, Selin and Henri are pulled deeper into the secrets of Seelendorf — a battle waged on the threshold between life and death, and the question of who our souls truly belong to in the end.
