Dr. Sonja Martin is a neurosurgeon at a large clinic in Leipzig. She loves her job. But she has bigger plans: She wants to become a clinic director. She pursues this career goal with ambition. But she has lost sight of the important things in life. Sonja gradually realizes this when she involuntarily has to put up her grandchildren Clarissa, Paula and little Benedikt in her apartment for a few days.
Dirk Regel
Director
Thekla Carola Wied
Sonja Martin
Peter Bongartz
Bernhard Martin
Ann-Cathrin Sudhoff
Viktoria Hanser
Otto Mellies
Professor Dr. Markus Braun
Dietrich Adam
Prof. Mahlzahn
Martin Hudy
Bargast
Alexander Gamnitzer
Barmann
Torben Kessler
Peter Kern
Max Urlacher
Dr. Ralf Brotbeck
Stephanie Schönfeld
Manuela Klein
Anneke Schwabe
Hilla Hilgert
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