
Lucie Hollmann
as Ida
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25-year-old Ida lives in a symbiotic relationship with her unemployed and depressed mother Ildikó. Every day seems to be a weekend, as her mother has not worked for a long time and the apartment seems to be a vacation spot. After she finishes her studies, however, everything changes. Ida has to decide between her sense of responsibility for Ildikó and her own happiness when she receives an offer of her dream job. For this, she would have to move from the apartment they share to Fehmarn. It blends drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Germany style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Antonia Uhl.
The main cast includes Lucie Hollmann, Nicole Marischka and Mareile Blendl. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Antonia Uhl, written by Nina Meyer and Antonia Uhl, produced by Christopher Albrodt.

as Ida

as Ildikó

as Frau Keller

as Helena

as Frau Hajdari

as Ole