Preview Wunderschöner

In the organizer's words:

Sequel to the mega-success "Wunderschön", in which Karoline Herfurth once again deals with topics relating to femininity.

NADINE (Anneke Kim Sarnau) really does everything she can to still be young, firm and sexy at 50. Despite this, her husband PHILLIPP (Godehard Giese) ends up with a prostitute, plunging Nadine into a serious life crisis. What does she have that she doesn't have (anymore)? Meanwhile, their daughter LILLY (Emilia Packard) has to listen to boring lectures from teacher VICKY (Nora Tschirner) about the invisibility of women in history and face the question of whether she can say what she does NOT want. For example, her boyfriend ENNO (Levy Rico Arcos), who is stuck in a course on "toxic masculinity" with his boys during the project days. This is led by new colleague TREVOR (Malick Bauer), to whom Vicky quickly feels attracted, even though she loves and misses FRANZ. He is currently on an indefinite sabbatical in the mountains because Vicky is not sure whether isolated togetherness is still the right life model for her. JULIE (Emilia Schüle) also feels surprisingly isolated at her new job as the recording director of a TV show. Confronted with an abusive work colleague, her self-doubt quickly takes over - is she really too difficult, bitchy and sensitive? Because even when Julie speaks up, somehow nobody wants to hear anything. SONJA (Karoline Herfurth) and MILAN (Friedrich Mücke), who are now living separately, also find it difficult to listen to each other. They try to manage the breakdown of their relationship and the search for a common language in family therapy - but when Sonja finds out that Milan is dating another woman, it hits her hard. Afraid of being left as an old leftover, she also tries her hand at dating and quickly realizes that she needs something completely different.
What if we stopped pushing ourselves into a sexy pose with all our might? What if we stopped fighting for the right to be sexy and started fighting to be truly free? What if we stopped investing all our time and energy in being heard and the world started to hear us? A movie about women and men - who might be able to find a common language.

Source: mediapass.warnerbros.com