
Hannelore Elsner
as Dr. Monika Segler-Ippenstedt
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As Bonn readies for the government’s move to Berlin, Minister Bartels and his team privately stall plans due to personal ties to Bonn. Mayor Struvitz arrives with a deed claiming their small town owns key Berlin land, proposing a swap: the prime Spreebogen plot for federal support to save local jobs. His gambit forces Bonn officials to confront both political process and pride. It blends drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Germany style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Konrad Sabrautzky.
The main cast includes Hannelore Elsner, Rolf Hoppe and Dagmar Biener. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Konrad Sabrautzky.

as Dr. Monika Segler-Ippenstedt

as Bartels

as Gudrun Bendler

as Leopold Wirttthgen

as Günther Struvitz