Comedy by René Heunersdorff
.When the son is older than the (step)mother and the lover is younger than the daughter, it can happen that the brother is mistaken for the grandson of the father and the sister for the grandmother of the son. But luckily, there's certified "life coach" Kai to keep track - or not - of this postmodern relationship mess.
Six people are at a turning point in their lives right now, wondering what to do next. There's hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky, hanky-panky. There's Marita, who dumps her lover twenty years her junior because he's too old for her at 53. There's Nicole, who thinks she's too fat at 49 kilos - at least at the earlobes. And there is Sonja, the kindergarten teacher with a sudden desire to have children. Each to their own, they are nevertheless together - somehow a bit crazy.
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