Life is tough, but Peggy Rosinski is tougher: three kids, two jobs and a mountain of debt. She lives with her unemployed husband Torben and children from different partners on the outskirts of Frankfurt an der Oder.

Wir sind die Rosinskis

Klaus Wöhler travels to Mallorca with his 28-year-old daughter Stefanie to go on a multi-day hike through the Tramuntana mountains with his father Helmut. The non-sports person dreads not only the unusual exertion, but also the conversation with Helmut. What he wants to tell him is unlikely to please the domineering patriarch: Klaus is selling the family's dilapidated butcher's shop to finance the expansion of his restaurant. Helmut, who is very proud of the more than 200-year tradition of the butcher dynasty, has no idea. He also has to tell his son about an important decision on the way. Klaus, who doesn't have anything good in mind anyway, experiences the first unpleasant surprise shortly after leaving: Helmut has also invited his "missing" grandson Mark, with whom Klaus hasn't spoken a word since the death of his mother. A reconciliation with the dropout is out of the question for the deeply disappointed father. Klaus would like to turn back, but he can't get very far alone in the unknown and impassable terrain. So he has to rejoin the group, which leaves as a unit the next morning. With every step that Helmut takes with determination, the tension increases, what he wants to tell his family. But Stefanie and Mark also have surprises in store.