Klara Sonntag, probation officer, believes in the good in people. Everybody deserves a second chance. This is how she tackles her work. The judge Thomas Aschenbach, with whom she is secretly together, is at her side.
Oliver Schmitz
Director
Mariele Millowitsch
Klara Sonntag
Nadja Becker
Merle Scheffler
Bruno Cathomas
Thomas Aschenbach
Christian Grashof
Rudi Dülmen
Johanna Gastdorf
Ruth Dormagen
Jasmin Schwiers
Birte Hansen
Thelma Buabeng
Biggi
David Hürten
Dennis
Sybille J. Schedwill
Frau Witkowski
Peter Trabner
Holger
Werner Tritzschler
Man with dog
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