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Judith Kemp
Judith Kemp has become a lone fighter since the death of her husband. As a single mother of two children and an aspiring star lawyer in a large corporate law firm, Judith manages her job and family. Inevitably, someone often falls by the wayside: their children Julia and Marco, their friend, pediatrician Susanne Blau, and their boss Stefan Walther, who wants to promote Judith to partner not only in the office. Only her job as lawyer for the economic bosses is rarely neglected - until Judith meets little Eva Traber: her father has run away and does not pay a tired euro maintenance, her mother Helena can no longer get her debts under control despite several jobs. The three children are often left on their own and grow up in poverty. Judith's sense of justice does not leave her alone: She makes Eva's business hers. As her child advocate, she fights with full commitment for the rights of the girl and her siblings. So begins a follow ...
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Plot Summary
The film tells the story of Judith Kemp, a woman who lives a seemingly ordinary life but is haunted by a past trauma. As she navigates her present relationships and responsibilities, she must confront the memories that have shaped her.
Critical Reception
Judith Kemp received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who often praised Eva Mattes's central performance and the film's nuanced exploration of memory and trauma. However, some found the pacing slow and the narrative somewhat detached.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for Eva Mattes's compelling performance as the titular character.
Noted for its sensitive portrayal of trauma and its psychological depth.
Some critics found the film's deliberate pace to be a drawback.
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Fun Fact
Eva Mattes, who plays Judith Kemp, is a highly respected German actress with a career spanning several decades, known for her versatile roles in both film and television.
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