Finally out again. The attempt to cheat his boss out of a truckload cost haulage driver Oswald a year of his life and his job. Now it's back home to the prefabricated building. It's just in time that Oswald's buddy Karl knows about trophies made from old D-Mark coins. In the iron foundry on the outskirts of the city, old coins worth several hundred thousand Deutschmarks are regularly stored for further processing - virtually unguarded. As the old coins can still be exchanged, this is a small but sure coup. While Karl is still laughing at Oswald's naivety, he is already beginning to put his plan into action. In a series of tragic and absurd situations, he recruits a team that couldn't be more different, from doped athletes to hated ex-Stasi men. They are united by their desire to use the money to make a difference.
Oliver Mielke
Director
Tim Wilde
Oswald 'Ossi' Schneider
Stefan Jürgens
Karl Brenner
Andreas Giebel
Georg Richter
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Boris
Michael Habeck
Friedrich Preiss
Karoline Eichhorn
Conny Weidenhagen
Eva Habermann
Nina Schneider
Jule Ronstedt
Lea Bruhn
Collien Fernandes
Collien
Ramona Kunze-Libnow
Gabi
Annette von Klier
Disponentin
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