Kill Me

A teenage girl named Adele struggles with a deep desire to end her life following the death of her brother. When a prison fugitive named Timo seeks refuge on her parents' property, she sees an opportunity to achieve her goal. She agrees to help him escape from Germany into France on the condition that he assists her in committing suicide.

Directed by Emily Atef, this drama was the first of four films she directed, followed by More Than Ever, Someday We'll Tell Each Other Everything, and Call Me Queen. The screenplay was written by Atef and Esther Bernstorff, with Nicole Gerhards serving as producer. The film stars Maria Dragus as Adele and Roeland Wiesnekker as Timo, supported by Anne Bennent, Robert Hunger-Bühler, Wolfram Koch, and Christine Citti.

Produced by Ciné-Sud Promotion, NiKo Film, and Wüste Film, the movie had a budget of 3 million USD. Audience reception was mixed, as indicated by the ratings. It holds a score of 5.7/10 on IMDb based on 261 votes and a lower rating of 4.5/10 on TMDB from 11 votes.