Sofia's Suspicion

Daniel travels from a Europe divided by the Cold War to East Berlin, hoping to meet the mother who gave him life and vanished years before. The reunion is quiet and personal at first, but his presence pulls him into a hidden chessboard where espionage, family secrets, and political games collide. As borders tighten and rumors swirl, the trip becomes more dangerous than he expected, threatening to pull his entire world into a covert operation that spans continents. Back home his loved ones watch with growing concern while Daniel discovers that a mysterious scheme depends on his choices, with consequences he cannot foresee.

Directed by Imanol Uribe, Sofia's Suspicion comes from an original screenplay by Paloma Sánchez-Garnica and Gemma Ventura, marking a tense cross border thriller that fuses personal drama with Cold War intrigue.

Audiences have given the film a mixed reception, a reflection of its atmosphere and political framing. With a worldwide gross around 1.1 million and a 5.4/10 from 17 votes, Sofia's Suspicion invites reflection on memory, identity, and the costs of secrecy during a volatile era.