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The Last Settlement

David dies too young, but his funeral reveals more than grief. A letter from the deceased accuses his loved ones of inflicting wounds that made him sick. As blame spreads and tensions ignite, the story rewinds, exploring David’s life through the eyes of those left behind. From Walter Presents, in German with English subtitles.

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Leon

Season 1 Episode 6 | 44m 41s

Leon is notably absent from the funeral. Julia says he’s ill, but really Leon’s been out of touch since he left for South America. Upon his return, Leon wrestles anger and grief--until he saves a life that is closer to him than he realizes.

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