Pascal Holzer

wacked..! tells the story of Michael and his friends Mani and Dani. All three of them are patients in a psychiatric institution with the same goal: they want out! The lively interplay between the characters sets the scene and provides insight into the manic-depressive protagonist's inner world. A serious topic, portrayed in an entertaining and direct manner.

On her eightieth birthday, a lawyer gives Frida Borel, the wealthy heiress of a textile fortune from St. Gallen, a mysterious pill from the legacy of her father, who died long ago. This miracle pill is supposed to relieve her of the misery and infirmity of old age. The effect is as surprising as it is far-reaching: Frida becomes physically young again, although she remains mentally the same age as before. But who is going to believe a 25-year-old who claims to be 80? Not even her long-time gardener, Roman, recognises her anymore. Suddenly Frida finds herself penniless. After being waited on her whole life, she now has to go to work for a living. And if that were not unsettling enough, her nephew Georg and his greedy wife, Eva, pilfer everything they can from of her villa. Frida has to acknowledge that her closest relatives would literally walk over her dead body if given the chance.

Leni, in her mid-fifties, runs the local bakery with her son in a small Swiss town. When she falls in love with a much younger Argentinean dance teacher, her world is turned upside down.

When an amateur sexting video makes the rounds on social media, several involved individuals have to face the consequences. A film that takes on the subject of sexting and cyberbullying.

En Février 1939, la devise de l'exposition nationale suisse a pour slogan "la tradition de notre pays se doit d'accueillir les demandeurs d'asile sur notre territoire". Néanmoins, contrairement à cette devise, les frontières ont été fermées aux expatriés juifs depuis plusieurs mois déjà. Il se trouve toutefois que le nombre de réfugiés dans le camp de Diepoldsau, à St-Gall, ne cesse d'augmenter. En effet, le capitaine de police Paul Grüninger remplit son devoir humanitaire au mépris des ordres de ses supérieurs, en fournissant des faux papiers à de nombreux réfugiés juifs fuyant l'Allemagne nazie. Hélas, la ruse ne tient pas très longtemps : ayant vent de cette situation, le gouvernement fédéral dépêche sur place l'inspecteur de police Robert Frei afin de faire la lumière sur ce camp…

Quand un ex-policier reprend l'entreprise de pompes funèbres de son père, le flic en lui reprend le dessus, et il ne peut s'empêcher d'enquêter sur les décès suspects.

Le soldat, Jonathan Pine, est devenu directeur de nuit dans un hôtel. Il croise la route de Sophie, une proche de Richard Onslow Roper, qui opère sur le marché noir des armes. Sophie fournit à Pine des documents incriminant Roper. Pine essaie d'infiltrer le cercle intime de Roper en devenant un criminel lui-même, tout en gardant secrète sa mission de ses collègues et de sa conjointe.