Mark and Nandi, living in Berlin, have decided to get married at the estate of her mother Jamila in Cape Town, South Africa. Rosa and Meral have been asked to organize their wedding and have 4 days to do it. Mark and Rosa have known each other since their teens and during the four days prior the the wedding they (re)discover their feelings for each other. Mark's parents, Inge and Johann, visit the estate and Mark's father is getting more and more on everybody's nerves. Nandi is in the meantime offered a job as a doctor in a township's hospital, while Mark's business is in Berlin. More complications seem to lead to the annulment of the wedding, other than going through with the wedding.

Einfach Rosa: Wolken über Kapstadt

It's Almuth's birthday: Rita's faithful cleaning lady promptly brings her husband Werner and a wonderful cake to celebrate. While blowing out the candles, Almuth makes a wish, which of course she doesn't say, otherwise it won't come true. So she doesn't mention that she's thinking about Klaus, her friend from the old days... Rita can't understand Almuth's stubborn "I can manage on my own", she can't live without Werner. When her beloved husband suddenly dies, it's up to Almuth to stand by Rita during this time - even if it's not easy for her. And Rita, on the other hand, used to modest circumstances, is annoyed by Almuth's throwaway mentality. Almuth's desire for peace is then torpedoed again when Almuth's daughter Kathrin moves in with her with her kith and kin. With Kathrin's "time out from marriage", the tense atmosphere heats up, and Almuth loses his nerve. When Rita then gets involved, there's a violent crash between the women. Rita quits. Once and for all. Almuth stays behind unhappily. Will the two women manage to overcome their opposing worlds once more and save their extraordinary friendship?

Almuth und Rita räumen auf

Lotte Jäger (Silke Bodenbender), special investigator for the Potsdam murder commission for unsolved old cases, investigates a murder case that has not been solved for 16 years in a Brandenburg village. "Lotte Jäger and the Village of the Damned" is currently being shot in Brandenburg and Berlin. The screenplay for the second case in the ZDF crime series was again written by Rolf Basedow. Franziska Meletzky directs. In addition to Silke Bodenbender, Sebastian Hülk, Hansjürgen Hürrig, Nellie Thalbach and others will play. In the summer of 2001, Manuela Kirschner (Nellie Thalbach) falls victim to a brutal violent crime after the promotion party of the SV Grün Weiß Großlühne football club. The responsible chief inspector Konrad Dahlke (Hansjürgen Hürrig) suspects a sexual murder, but cannot solve the case. Traces are blurred, potential perpetrators have no memory. The party was too long and the celebrations too intense. Suspicion grows in the village - the killer is among them, that's for sure. The files were never closed. Now, sixteen years later, Dahlke, who is now retired, is sent a video of the party at the time - sender unknown. He asks his former protégé Kurt Schaake (Sebastian Hülk) and Lotte Jäger to reopen the case. The investigations lead the commissioner into a swamp of distrust, resentment and repression. No one in the village wants to conjure up the demons of the past again, and the wall of silence seems impassable. Lotte Jäger no longer knows who to trust and what to believe, and, increasingly plagued by restlessness and panic, soon begins to doubt herself too.

Lotte Jäger und das Dorf der Verdammten

Anne Hoppe, who works as a meteorologist at the Maritime Weather Office in Hamburg, has been mourning her husband Harry for a year. This died on New Year's morning when a container ship sank. However, his body was not found. At a memorial service, Anne thinks she recognizes her husband, who has been declared dead, among the guests...

Der Anfang von etwas

Twenty years ago, the parents of Nora emigrated. On the first visit, they explain to Nora that they will stay forever. They feel most at home in their daughter's apartment. But she prefers to live alone. Complications are inevitable.