Knock-out im Dortmunder Stadion: Funktionaerin vom FC Bayern verliert erst ihr Gedaechtnis und dann ihr Herz. Saufen, klatschen, groelen - mit solch primitiven Neandertaler-Freuden hat die FC-Bayern-Funktionärin Viktoria (Julia Hartmann) nichts am Hut. Sie ist nach Dortmund gefahren, um den BVB-Star Andi Marxen abzuwerben. Während des Matches trifft sie ein Ball am Kopf. Viktoria verliert die Besinnung. Als sie wieder zu sich kommt, kann sie sich an ihr Vorhaben nicht mehr erinnern. BVB-Fan Philipp (Axel Stein) wittert die Chance, den Transfer zu verhindern. Er erklaert der Verwirrten, sie sei Doerte aus Dortmund, mit ihm verheiratet und eine gluehende Anhaengerin der Borussia. Seine beiden Jungs und der sonderliche Vater (Tom Gerhardt) kuemmern sich liebevoll um das neue Familienmitglied. Drei Tage lang muss der Bluff aufrecht erhalten werden, damit der Wechsel platzt.

Volltreffer

There seems to be little room in society for imaginative people. Paul's father was personally affected by this. When he told the people of his village how old records indicated there was a legendary cave inside the Ursulenberg mountain, they thought he was a crank. But more than a year ago, he left on an expedition and never returned. Did he find the cave and have an accident there? Paul has a hard time coping with his father's disappearance. He keeps thinking about what his father had told him: "We have to dream as much as we can. How can all the wonderful things that could change the world become real if no one dares to imagine them?" On the last day of school, Paul picks up his father's notes and decides to go in search of the cave with his best friend. Thus begins the summer of their lives.

Nachtwald

When Ulja (12) is prevented from pursuing her passion, astronomy, she decides to take matters into her own hands. With a stolen hearse and a 13-year-old classmate as a driver, she makes her way across Eastern Europe to watch the impact of an asteroid. In doing so, she not only has to shake off her persecutors, but also her pragmatic view of friendship and family.