The successful and selfish Max doesn't take care of his children, and all he does is nag his wife Nathalie. This is about to change when Nathalie has to spend several weeks in hospital after breaking her leg. Suddenly Max has to be the family's father, provider and planner. When he then finds love letters from an ominous lover G. to Nathalie, his world is shaken for the first time.
Sharon von Wietersheim
Director
Elena Uhlig
Nathalie Burghardt
Suzan Anbeh
Lily
Oliver Korittke
Gregor Teuthoff
Max Tidof
Max Burghardt
Carina Diesing
Sophie Burghardt
Filippo Kreindl
Benny Burghardt
Maren Scheel
Annabell
Fritz Karl
Gregor Teuthoff
Veronika von Quast
Frau 'Früchtchen' Fruchtmann
Julia Thurnau
Marlis
Kurosch Oliver Akhavan
Giovanni
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