Sandra Utzinger

A widow and her four daughters, tormented by years of mourning encounter mysterious deer-men who change their existence.

Woodstock, Flower Power, Révolution Sexuelle: 3 ans se sont écoulés depuis mai 68 mais la vague de libération ne semble pas avoir atteint le petit village suisse d’Appenzell. En mère au foyer exemplaire, Nora ne conçoit d’ailleurs pas sa vie autrement. Pourtant, à l’approche d'un référendum sur le droit de vote des femmes, un doute l'assaille: et si elles s'affirmaient davantage face aux hommes? À mesure que Nora propage ses drôles d'idées, un désir de changement s'empare du village, jusque chez les plus récalcitrantes…

Kathy is a single mother who is reluctant to have her 17-year-old autistic son Jimmie return to a home. She takes him in, even though everyone dissuades her from doing so. She is forced to accept that her proximity to Jimmie does not have the desired effect for his progress. On the contrary, his reactions to the unfamiliar situation are fierce, taking her to her limits time and again. The only thing that makes Jimmie feel comfortable is swimming: his greatest passion. When the swim coach discovers his talent, new prospects seem to open for him.

Hardly back from America in her home village, the young mountain guide Andrea Stamm is called to a rescue operation. The wife of the contractor Baumberger has an accident. A murder? The whole village mourns, but Andreas's father Robert Stamm can not believe in an accident. The former police officer, who was sent against his will in early retirement, is convinced that Baumberger killed his wife. After initial hesitation, Andrea gives credence to her father's suspicions and begins to investigate. The television movie Steinschlag is an exciting Swiss crime drama based on the novel by Emil Zopfi.