Nicole Unger

Who doesn’t sometimes dream of being able to turn back time? With the help of an enchanted brooch, a homely woman in an advertising agency skyrockets to success in her firm and becomes the boss’s wife. Everything seems possible until her rival discovers her secret…

En 1943, en Westphalie, Menne Spiegel, commerçant juif, cherche par tous les moyens à protéger sa famille des nazis. Il confie sa femme Marga et leur fille Karin aux bons soins de Heinrich Aschoff, l'un de ses anciens compagnons d'armes de 14-18, propriétaire d'une ferme. Sous un nom d'emprunt, les deux femmes mènent une existence presque normale. Quant à Menne, il trouve refuge dans une exploitation voisine. Les jours s'écoulent, entre les soupçons des uns, et la peur d'être démasqué des autres. Chez les Aschoff, Karin se lie avec Anni, l'aînée, membre des jeunesses hitlériennes. Un jour, Anni découvre la véritable identité de sa nouvelle amie...

"Willkommen im Club" shows the influences of unemployment (actually the number one theme in Germany) on daily life. What happens within the families, what happens with the self-esteem of people who unexpectedly lose their work? By choosing different points of view, we wanted to find out what happens beyond the daily news.

All her life, 80-year-old Margot Brunner (Rosemarie Fendel) has lived with her disabled sister Wilma (Cornelia Froboess) in the apartment of their deceased mother. The grove Wilma seizes every opportunity she gets to be a nuisance to her sister. When Margot meets artist Gregor (Matthias Habich), she finally gets the courage to tell her sister that she wants to enjoy her life and get out of the house. But Wilma does not agree with this.

"Willkommen im Club" shows the influences of unemployment (actually the number one theme in Germany) on daily life. What happens within the families, what happens with the self-esteem of people who unexpectedly lose their work? By choosing different points of view, we wanted to find out what happens beyond the daily news.

"Willkommen im Club" shows the influences of unemployment (actually the number one theme in Germany) on daily life. What happens within the families, what happens with the self-esteem of people who unexpectedly lose their work? By choosing different points of view, we wanted to find out what happens beyond the daily news.

Mord in bester Gesellschaft is a German television series.

Danni Lowinski is a former hairdresser who has graduated in law. When she does not get a job at a law firm, she starts to give legal advice from the basement of a shopping mall.