Chamsin is a 1972 German drama directed by Veit Relin in which Miriam, the wife of Israeli plantation owner David, secretly gave birth to an illegitimate daughter who was never recognized by David and was sent away to Switzerland. After David's death, the daughter returns from Switzerland and finds herself torn between two lovers — Jack and Emanuel — neither of whom knows they are her half-brothers, making her romantic entanglements with both men unknowing incest.