A stockbroker tries to fight his deadly disease with a forbidden therapy, but (almost) loses the love of his life in the process

Some people live on the winning road - they succeed in everything. Such a guy is Arthur Boysen, a successful and charismatic stockbroker who has his life firmly under control. At least he thinks so. Because suddenly the world of the stock market professional begins to falter: he is diagnosed with ALS, a disease of the central nervous system that is considered incurable. Arthur's wife Julia only found out about her husband's illness by accident. She hasn't felt recognized or recognized by his side for a long time. Arthur now puts all his hopes in a new gene therapy that neurologist Dr. Henrik Levi developed. However, this therapy has not yet been approved for the treatment of humans. Henrik risks his career if he treats Arthur with the new drug now. When he meets Arthur's wife Julia, the decision is made even more difficult for him: Julia and Henrik were lovers when they were students. In the emotional crisis Julia is going through as a result of Arthur's illness and the ongoing marital problems, the old love flares up again. Arthur must now muster all remaining strength to not only win the fight against the deadly disease, but also to win back the love of Julia.—ADR Das Erste