Chaos reigns in the Stern family's new home. Dad Julius may be a brilliant physicist, but he is no good at day-to-day management - which is increasingly upsetting his wife Ulrike, who is overburdened with her job and raising the children. Little things like renovation work, visits from relatives and marital quarrels culminate in a full-blown crisis. Then Julius discovers the secret of being a civil servant.
Sabine Landgraeber
Director
Friedrich von Thun
Prof. Julius Stern
Simone Thomalla
Ulrike Stern
Ruth-Maria Kubitschek
Charlotte
Charles Brauer
Prof. Clemens Winkelmann
Isabel Bongard
'Sternchen' Lisa-Marie Stern
Ingo Naujoks
Zacharias Stern
Anja Franke
Daniela Hoffmann
Elfie Trüschel
Lutz Reichert
Reini Trüschel
Ernst-Georg Schwill
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