Mr. Francesco

Everything could be so beautiful between Katrin and Philipp if it weren't for the dear (patchwork) family. There is hardly any time for togetherness in the hectic everyday life. But while Katrin longs for peace and quiet, Philipp has completely different plans. He surprises Katrin with a marriage proposal. Katrin doesn't know whether to be delighted or appalled. The disappointment about her last marriage to Frank is still too deep in her bones. While she gently tries to teach Philipp that she doesn't feel like getting married, the unbridled patchwork chaos breaks out over her. Julia, her ex-husband's new wife, moves in with her along with her children. Not only her sharp-tongued ex-mother-in-law Diana, but also Katrin's own mother Renate comes along to "help", which further increases Katrin's stress level. She only finds relaxation with Julia's stepbrother Marcel, who is passing through and lives according to his own style - which is extremely attractive to the battered Katrin. When Philipp and her mother surprise her with an impromptu surprise wedding, Katrin's heart bursts. The next day, Katrin regrets her outburst and wants to apologize. But some things in life cannot be undone. A marriage between Katrin and Philipp seems more distant than ever.

Two sisters are forced to come together after a long time of being apart. When the man that once got between them also appears, a triangle emerges and they find themselves in a similar place after many years. Suffocating, infuriating, frustrating, but incredibly familiar. Home.

The silence of this sleepy little town is soon disturbed when the residents begin to receive threatening phone calls. No one knows who is making them. The police fail to find any evidence leading to the anonymous offender. It seems the further they investigate, the less they know. Is it possible that the whole town is in danger? An intense and captivating horror that is filled with suspense.

A man refuses to marry the girl of his parents' choice, while a doctor/tutor attempts to deal with wise-cracking patients and students.

The young boy John is miserable living with his wealthy family so he change identity with a poor paperboy to find happiness.