Neele Vollmar

Четверо проблемных подростков, считающих свои жизни слишком обычными, решают жить вместе, вызывая неодобрение у соседей.

Четверо проблемных подростков, считающих свои жизни слишком обычными, решают жить вместе, вызывая неодобрение у соседей.

Lotta, 11 years old, and best friend Cheyenne don't get along with the arrogant Berenike, so they don't want to let it bother them when they're the only ones not invited to her party.

Lotta, 11 years old, and best friend Cheyenne don't get along with the arrogant Berenike, so they don't want to let it bother them when they're the only ones not invited to her party.

The friends and amateur detectives Rico and Oskar experiencing their last adventure together. Here everything is really only one well, because now they live next door to. Ricos mother Tanya and Buhl are together, Oskar is with his father Lars pulled to Rico into the house. But dies as the grumpy Fitzke, the trouble begins. The stone Breeder inherited Rico his beloved stone-collection over which the boy also very pleased - but then he and his buddy note that Rico's favorite stone calf stone was stolen. The task now is to make the thieves apprehended. And because there are on the way to the Baltic Sea, Rico and Oskar must as soon as possible afterwards. Glad Tanja is flown by Buhl in the "snogging holiday" ...

Рико — не совсем обычный ребенок, многие элементарные вещи даются ему с большим трудом. «Необычно одаренный» — называет его любящая мама. «Придурок» — попросту говорит злобный сосед сверху. С таким, как Рико, мало кто хочет дружить, но однажды ему повезло — он познакомился с Оскаром (тоже не совсем обычным мальчиком — вундеркиндом, который на всякий случай никогда не снимает с головы синий мотоциклетный шлем). И ради своего нового друга Рико берется распутывать дело, которое уже полгода ставит в тупик всю полицию Берлина.

When Jan decides to marry his girl-friend Sara, he is not aware of his opponent: her father, who is an Italian.

Marie has a problem. She has met the man of her dreams. But he desperately wants to get to know her parents, which wouldn't be so bad had Marie not told him her parents were still madly in love, cool, tolerant, and the contrary to petty bourgeois. But Marie's parents are anything but that. Lydia and Erhard, both in their early fifties, have been a couple for more than 25 years. Their marriage seems fizzled out, daily routine has long caught up with them. For some time now, they've been sleeping in separate rooms. Everything is tidy, philistinism reigns supreme. In panic, Marie goes to see her parents to prepare them for their visitor...