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Kathleen Selchow has been working as a kindergarten teacher for many years and leads a harmonious life with her husband Robert and son Luca, who goes to primary school. But from one minute to the next, nothing in Kathleen's life is the same again... On a trip to the nearby forest, the experienced educator takes over the management of the motley group of children. The mood on this November day is exuberant and everyone is looking forward to the planned campfire after the hike. But suddenly, while counting, Kathleen notices that two children are missing. Jenny and Nico are gone. The colleagues Nina and Miriam, who ran in front and to the side, did not notice the disappearance either. A dramatic search with a tragic outcome begins. In a mixture of guilt and emotional overwhelm, Kathleen desperately searches for what happened. She needs to understand who is responsible for the accident. Also, what is their part in the disaster? How could that happen to you as an experienced group leader? Why didn't she notice the children's disappearance, outside, in the nature that was so familiar to her? The parents in the day care center turn their backs on Kathleen and her colleagues. Eventually, Kathleen is released from her leadership. The educators clash, and son Luca also has stress at school. Because the accident Nico is the son of neighbor Melanie Sieten and was a friend of Luca, Kathleen's son. Kathleen stumbles, as does her family and ultimately everyone around her. The lawyer Johanna Deich tries to help the family, but detective Leila Storm cross-examines the teacher. Every day is increasingly becoming a challenge. Given the events, how can life go on for Kathleen and her family?

In early-1980s East Germamy, Paul tricked Georg into handing over his girlfriend Anna to him, but they made a pact that stipulated that Georg could have her back at any time. Years later, Paul and Anna are successful and happily-married with two children. Then Georg reappears, and he has not forgotten the pact.

Teaching Capoeira - that's his life. But when the martial arts master Ezequiel throws down out of frustration and pride, because not he, but the son of the boss becomes the new head of the school, he is without work. For an immigrant person of color without training, this is not an ideal starting point to quickly find a good job again. So he ends up as a "driver for monument protection" with the small business owner Reynaldo and his young colleague Jason. In truth, however, they clean public urinals at night - "monument hygiene," as they amusedly call it. Now it is a question of particularly beautiful, antique urinals and also an honorable job. For Ezequiel, the work in the "black night brigade" is well below his dignity. Neither his wife Marta, who works as a nurse, nor son Stevie, for whom Ezequiel is hoping for a brilliant academic education, he can tell - he thinks. Then Stevie tells him that instead of studying, he wants to become a hairdresser .