Panic sets in fast—and Safe wastes no time locking you into it.

The first look at the German suspense thriller drops us straight into a nightmare scenario: a young girl sealed inside an airtight safe, with time running out and no room for mistakes.

Jeanne Goursaud (Exterritorial) leads the film as Alex, a firefighter thrown into a high-stakes rescue alongside her partner Jakob, played by Laurence Rupp (Barbarians). Alexandra Maria Lara (Geostorm) also stars.

What begins as a straightforward emergency quickly spirals into something far more disturbing.

A child is trapped. Oxygen is vanishing.
Every second matters.

But as Alex and Jakob race against the clock, the situation starts to fracture. The girl’s parents are panicked—but something about their story doesn’t add up. Small inconsistencies grow into something darker, forcing the firefighters to question everything they’ve been told.

And in Safe, the truth might be just as deadly as the situation itself.

As the clock ticks down and pressure mounts, the mission shifts from rescue to investigation. Who is this girl? Why was she locked inside? And what are her parents hiding?

Because this isn’t just an accident.

It’s something much worse.

Directed by Thomas Sieben (Prey, 2021) and written by Jonathan A.H. Stewart (Devotion), the film leans into a high-concept premise driven by suffocating tension and psychological twists.

Currently in post-production, Safe is produced by Senator Film in collaboration with Lotus Filmproduktion, with ZDF co-producing. Reinvent Yellow is handling international sales.

Producers are calling it a high-concept thriller with wide appeal—one built on relentless tension, emotional stakes, and twists that don’t let go.

And if the premise is anything to go by, Safe isn’t just about being trapped.

It’s about realizing you were never supposed to get out.