Sie sagt. Er sagt.

At a criminal trial in the Berlin district court, the charge of rape is being considered in a case that hinges on conflicting testimonies, presenting a seemingly intractable dilemma both legally and personally, with significant societal implications. The case has drawn widespread public attention, involving Katharina Schlüter, a well-known TV presenter, and Christian Thiede, an industrialist, who were engaged in a long-term secret affair before becoming opposing parties in court. On the witness stand, Schlüter recounts how what began as consensual sex in Thiede's apartment allegedly turned into rape. However, the question remains whether circumstantial evidence is sufficient to determine the truth. As experts and witnesses are questioned, the court faces the challenge of assessing credibility, complicated further by an unexpected development in the case.