Am äußersten Meer is a  film set in a secluded monastery during a fasting and silent period. Sister Elies, played by a mesmerizing actress, navigates a mysterious turn of events during a dark storm that brings an enigmatic woman to the monastery's doorstep. The narrative weaves a tale of sensory discovery, as Elies encounters the unknown through wet footsteps, a blue coat, and a lifeless figure with flaming golden hair on the beach. The film unfolds a night of resuscitation attempts, leading to Elies awakening on Easter morning with a tear in her sleeve and an uncanny resemblance to the presumed dead woman. 

It is a film shows a sensory exploration of life, death, and the transformative power of Easter morning.