Kaum hat Lukas Laim seine Mutter beerdigt, muss er auch schon ihren Verpflichtungen nachkommen. So findet er sich widerwillig auf einer Wahlkampfveranstaltung ein.

1991 film by Pepe Danquart

Hannah hat wirklich allerhand zu tun. Als Sozialarbeiterin ist sie tagtäglich mit den Problemen anderer Menschen konfrontiert. Zu Hause muss sie nicht mehr nur ihre anstrengende Tochter Lia handeln, sondern bildet mit ihrem neuen Freund, dem Polizisten Barney, und dessen Sohn Freddy nun eine Patchwork-Familie. Und dann hat ihre Mutter Wilhelmine auch noch einen Unfall. Kurzerhand übernimmt Hannah auch noch deren Hochzeitsagentur und hat auch an dieser Front gleich alle Hände voll zu tun. Denn eigentlich ist die Hochzeit von Barkeeperin Jenny und Chauffeur Simon perfekt organisiert, doch sie ist spielsüchtig und hat sogar die Eheringe schon verzockt. Doch Hannah wäre nicht Hannah, wenn sie nicht eine rettende Idee hätte…

Journaliste d'investigation reconnue, mais de plus en plus cynique, Charlotte accepte à contrecœur d'enquêter sur un jeune Africain retrouvé mort de froid dans un refuge de montagne. Découvrant qu'il s'agit d'un garçon qu'elle a croisé peu de temps avant sa mort, et qu'elle a refusé d'aider, elle se plonge à corps perdu dans l'affaire, rongée par la culpabilité.

2018 film directed by Wolfgang Murnberger

Over 40 years ago, Josefa left her home village in a dispute. A lot has happened in the meantime. Now she returns as a mature woman to where she is still known as a man.

Klassentreffen nach 20 Jahren. Wer hat es "geschafft"?

Sissi and Theo are different, as one can hardly be more different. Theo, an intolerant, purposeful businessman who keeps people at bay, and Sissi, a young woman who has not yet found her way and still lives with her mother, would probably never have met if Theo did not go blind. Sissi is in rehearsal as a rehab trainer for the blind and Theo her first student.

In 1904, there was a case that shook Switzerland: Frieda Keller was sentenced to death. A former victim of rape, the 25-year-old seamstress killed her son Ernstli, whose father was her attacker, and buried the five-year-old’s body in the forest. Shortly afterwards, the body was found, and the woman – a distraught mother, victim and perpetrator all at once – confessed to the crime. In addition to the authorities and her own family, the misogynistic laws of that time were also stacked against her. Despite fierce protests from the populace, Frieda was first sentenced to death at the end of a public trial in St Gall in front of hundreds of onlookers, and was subsequently “pardoned” with a life sentence in solitary confinement. Not only was the bigoted pardon a disgrace, but the fact that her rapist, the married man Carl Zimmerli, was never brought to justice was shameful. Indeed, the law at the time protected married men who assaulted women. The spectacular case raises the question of how much of a victim there is in the perpetrator. It significantly influenced debates on women's rights and a fairer society, as well as the development of the criminal justice system in Switzerland.

A young black man is verbally harassed by an older woman on a streetcar, while the other passengers remain silent. He finally extracts his revenge.