During a business meeting at the Exotarium, beauty journalist Eva Christ falls over a bucket of fish. This rude misstep not only brings her into the life of the likeable zookeeper Max Hay, but also causes her a tricky relationship problem: Her growing affection for the unconventional zookeeper jeopardizes her long-term relationship with her lover. Karl, who has two children with his wife Ines and works as a lawyer in his father-in-law's office, leads a perfectly organized double life - until rival Max crosses his path.
Dietmar Klein
Director
Anja Kruse
Eva Christ
Heio von Stetten
Max Hay
Wolf Roth
Karl Grezelius
Nina Hoger
Beate Wilkens
Pierre Brice
Monsieur de Montvalon
Karl Michael Vogler
Johann von Zitzewitz
Alexander Strobele
Paul Bergmann
Michaela Rosen
Ines Grezelius
Claudia Wenzel
Karla Bergmann
Numan Acar
Tangolehrer
Klaus Peeck
Justus Ball
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