Maja could hardly be happier. She loves her husband Konrad and their two children more than anything and things are also going well professionally, having recently taken up a promising position as a molecular biologist in a renowned clinic after completing her doctorate. But one day, a motorcycle accident involving her husband has serious consequences. After a minor operation on his leg went without a hitch, Konrad's condition deteriorates rapidly a little later. It soon transpires that he has been infected with dangerous germs in hospital. As the hospital treating him is Maja's new workplace, her boss Professor Adler, who would prefer to sweep the matter under the carpet, is not at all happy for her to investigate on her own. And she soon discovers some shocking facts.
Zoltan Spirandelli
Director
Tanja Wedhorn
Maja Baumgarten
Alexander Beyer
Konrad Baumgarten
Max Urlacher
Jens Grünbaum
Barbara Magdalena Ahren
Frau Reinhard
Michael Schönborn
Willaschek
Hary Prinz
Professor Adler
Doris Schretzmayer
Sibylle
Julia Cencig
Uli Frechen
Peter Raffalt
Dr. Fichtner
Leonie Ballauf
Jule
Moritz Uhl
Micha
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