Fleisch (film)

Fleisch (German for "flesh") is a 1979 West German horror film directed by Rainer Erler. The film depicts a disturbing scenario in which vacationers disappear from a remote holiday camp on an island, only to discover that they are being systematically abducted to be used as organ donors for wealthy clients. The film explores themes of social inequality, exploitation, and the dehumanization of individuals for profit.

The plot revolves around a young woman who travels to the island with her boyfriend for a relaxing vacation. However, they soon notice strange occurrences and the disappearances of other guests. As they investigate, they uncover a sinister conspiracy involving the camp's owners and a black market organ harvesting operation.

Fleisch is known for its graphic content and its unflinching portrayal of the horrors of organ trafficking. It was controversial upon its release and remains a disturbing and thought-provoking film. It is considered a cult classic of German horror cinema.