The Japanese student Aki Onodera travels in her family’s tracks from Tokyo to Germany. In idyllic East Allgaeu she meets the Webers, who take her in as their guest. But soon, the situation of the family becomes turbulent by her appearance…

The Red Spot

Die Heldin in „Die Hebamme – Auf Leben und Tod“ ist eine Reisende zwischen den Welten und den Zeiten. Zwischen den Autoritäten anno 1813, der Kirche und der Wissenschaft, bleibt Rosa Koelbl eine Fremde. Die Zeit ist noch nicht reif für die Werte, die diese Frau verkörpert. (Quelle: http://www.tittelbach.tv/programm/fernsehfilm/artikel-1422.html)

Delivering Hope

One day Little Red Cap’s mother tells her that her grandmother is sick, and sends her to her house to bring her a piece of cake, a bottle of wine and medicine.  To arrive at her grandmother’s house the girl must cross the woods, and there she meets a bad old wolf.

Rotkäppchen

Fiona Platt (Claudia Michelsen), 42, has everything a woman desires: She is a successful Marketing-Expert in a big ad-agency. She has a handsome, renown architect as her husband, Ben (Stephan Kampwirth), 42, two beautiful, healthy daughters, Paulette (Luise Aschenbrenner), 15, and Lina (Laura Kirsch), 8, and a politically active mother, Gitta (Maren Kroymann), 63, who takes care of the household and the children. Fiona's busy schedule doesn't allow her much quality-family-fun-time, so her understanding, attentive husband jumps in whenever help is needed. Everything seems to be perfect. But then Fiona finds out who the father of the baby of nine-months pregnant, attractive, lively 26-year-old rock-singer and neighbor, Julia (Birte Hanusrichter) is: Ben. Although the parents-to-be assure that it was "just" a one-night-stand and that they have no feelings for each other whatsoever, the situation still threatens to upend the life of the always so controlled Fiona. Eventually she decides that divorce is a no go. She wants the opposit instead. Being such a pragmatic and rational Marketing-Executive, Fiona develops an - almost - perfect "Happy-Family-Plan." And it seems to work with huge success - just not for Fiona. She can't keep up with young, fun Julia who Fiona's daughters love so much while she has to stay focused on the ad-agency's pivotal pitch to win Tracon as their new account.