After Anna Christeiner has successfully prevented the desecration of the idyllic East Tirol mountain region by the intrusion of a gigantic ski circus, Anna marries the love of her life, the engineer Johannes Wallner.

A TV thriller based on the novel of the same name by Charlotte Link

A charming monster invents a family for himself: “I’ll Borrow a Family” (WT) with Hans-Werner Meyer, Lisa Martinek and Sandra Speichert

Two German teams, each with five participants, set off on an adventurous eight-week trip. They travel in caravans along the ancient trade routes used by the Mongolians, accompanied by experienced local caravan-leaders. One of the routes starts in the north, leading through mountainous, forest territory with crystal-clear lakes and lush vegetation, and then crossing the steppes until it reaches Karakorum, the ancient capital of the legendary Mongolian ruler Ghenghis Kahn.

Germany 1944: despite the horrors of the war, Eva Rombach (Christine Neubauer) and her husband Karlheinz (Timothy Peach) are able to enjoy the time he spends with the family while on leave from the front.

Susanna Simon (“Beautiful Lies”), Tina Ruland (“Seduction over Six Courses”) and Marita Marschall (“Reluctant Father”) delighted audiences in November 2003 when they attracted 5.2 million viewers to “Planned Children and Other Coincidences”, in which they played three very different sisters engaged in an eccentric contest to see who would provide the first grandchild for their mother Ruth Maria Kubitschek (“Dream Hotel”). In the equally fast-moving sequel they are joined by Gesine Cukrowski (“Judith Kemp”), Roman Knizka (“Forget America”), Oliver Bootz (“My Husband and His Mother”), Oliver Clemens (“Suddenly Adult”), Ruth Glöss (“The Chocolate Queen”) and Ernst Stankovski (“In the Cave of the Lioness”).

Richard Steiner, a successful commercial lawyer, has high standards when it comes to his fellow human beings. However, when it comes to his own conduct, he is far more lenient: after all, he is having an affair with his colleague Annett.

It is at a pharmaceutical conference in Munich where Max and Katrin unexpectedly meet again: Former lovers, they lost track of each other 15 years ago, when she took a job in the pharmaceutical industry instead of sticking to the agreement they made

A turbulent country tale

A year ago Andrea Rosen suffered twin blows; her husband left her for a younger woman, and she lost her job as a nurse due to cost-saving measures.

1913. The Von Buttlär family is spending their summer vacation at the Baltic Sea. The undisputed head of the family is the wife of the deceased General von Palinkow.

The completely different siblings – Luise, Frieder and Jasmin – meet again in the sequel to the comedy Pommery & Turkey Breast.

The old farmer Franz Flender (Siegfried Rauch) would like to marry his daughter Wally (Christine Neubauer) to the wealthy landowner Josef Gruber (Martin Feifel).

Ruth, an attractive woman in her early fifties, has enjoyed a close relationship with her daughter Lea ever since the separation from husband and father.

In this adaptation of Maeve Haran’s amusing novel, “Baby Come Back”,

For the past thirty years Juliane Kostner has relished her life as chief buyer in the haute couture section of a luxury department store. Her only daughter Henrike, mother of little Nils and Sarah, doesn’t share her lifestyle.

Judith Kemp, an unattached mother, has her hands full with two children and a job as a star lawyer in a legal firm.

The beautiful Eva Zacharias recently moved to the idyllic village of Moosbach with her husband Peter and their two children Martin and Laura. Peter has accepted a position as an industrial chemist with the paint company Trammert.

In the picturesque Austrian town of Großraming shooting began on the 21st of September for the turbulent family saga "The Country Doctor" with Christine Neubauer, Francis Fulton-Smith and Johanna von Koczian in the leading roles. The production also features August Schmölzer, Saskia Vester, Judith Richter, Alexander Strobele and Gregor Bloéb.

In the picturesque Austrian region of Mühlviertel shooting has now begun on the film version of Gaby Hauptmann’s latest best-selling novel "Hengstparade". Among the sweet-smelling hay and magnificent horses the cast are at the ready; the production features Christiane Hörbiger ("Alpenglühen"), Michael Mendl ("Im Schatten der Macht"), Eva Herzig ("Die Pferdefrau") and Michael Roll ("Zwei Männer and ein Baby"), as well as Siemen Rühaak ("Die Kommissarin").

A moving drama about a woman whose life is in ruins and who rebuilds it - only to find herself facing an impossible decision.

ZDF psycho-thriller “Loving and Killing“ with Anne Brendler, Gesine Cukrowski, Bernhard Schir and Francis Fulton-Smith. The production was filmed on Phuket, in Thailand.

Cleo Berger couldn’t believe her eyes when the police appears at her youngest daughter’s birthday with a search warrant. Double-crossing tricks of her separated husband push Cleo to the edge of catastrophe.

In this Doris Dörrie feature Heiner Lauterbach and Uwe Ochsenknecht play the Odd Couple. Felix has been thrown out of the house by his wife and moves in with his poker friend Oscar.

May 1974. Willy Brandt resigns as German Chancellor two weeks after his speaker Günter Guillaume is outed as an East German spy.

In this thriller series the whole family is full of cops. Both Carla and Rudi Krause are police commissioners. Their daughter Hanne has just joined the criminal division.

Star cook Frank Drannemann finds himself in the middle of a crisis, ever since his beloved wife was killed in a car accident two years ago. Further, his daughter Franzi burdened with a stiff knee following the accident avoids meeting people.

Anna Christeiner lives with her little daughter Elise and her mother Zensi in the Alpine village of Hohenfels in East Tirol.

Since the death of her husband, Juliane leads a lonely and empty life. So she decides to return to her former profession as a librarian. But the only offer she can find is a job as librarian in a men’s prison.

Tom Rehberg and Anna Schäfer want to finally go on a vacation together. But, when Tom’s assistant Oliver asks for help to solve a murder case, he agrees – and comes to a different perspective of the Red Light district.

In this documentary film Jürgen Weyhausen has been fired from his high-paying job because of embezzlement of company funds. It’s not the first time, as he always manages to right himself, only to hit the skids again.

Saskia is 17 and still hasn’t done “it”. In order to settle the matter, she pretends she’s having an affair with a real Italo-Lover. Saskia’s girlfriends are deeply impressed.

In this documentary Peter Merseburger depicts the German, who fought against two totalitarianisms: Fascism and Stalinism. The author traces the path taken by Willy Brandt from socialist to social democrat.

Karen Brendel and her husband, protestant pastor Oskar Brendel, live a harmonious and rewarding life. They have made their church work their central obligation.

Hotel manager Eva Sahlmann begins her “happy day” with an event that troubles her. She has refused to accept a rose and letter from a page-boy that was given to him by a chauffeur, ordering the boy to throw both away.

“Happy Brithday” (WT): Gudrun Landgrebe in the centre of a turbulent birthday party

“Charlotte Link: The Father of My Son” – the ZDF Sunday film in the Charlotte Link Collection

As Jews they escaped from the Nazis, as scientists they became famous in the USA - and as Communists they had to flee from McCarthy: it was in East Germany that Inge and Mitja Rapoport found their third home. They are regarded as the founders for modern post-natal care in East Germany, and he is one of the most brilliant biochemists of our day. People who know little about the lives of these idealists, now over 90 years of age, may wonder how they manage to believe to this day in the ideals of a social form which is generally regarded as having failed miserably.

The moving two-part drama “The Amber Necklace” (WT), based on the novel of the same name by Peter Prange, has been filmed for Channel One in a castle near Stendal, in Krumke (Osterburg, Sachsen-Anhalt).

Filming of the dramatic ZDF two-part TV film “The Rose-Grower”, based on the novel of the same name by Charlotte Link, has now been completed in South Africa and on the island of Guernsey. Hannelore Elsner is the rose-grower Beatrice Shaye - an extraordinary woman who has been struggling for freedom all her life.

In January 1998, the Vatican opened the secret archives of the Inquisition for the first time - but only for a few privileged researchers.

Maria Bergmann owns a flower shop in a first-class Berlin hotel. Her son Niklas, her pride and joy, is about to take his final exams in his studies as a concert pianist.

The Aegean Region of Turkey has much to offer for tourists. Especially and also matching Holiday resort Marmaris´motto: time for emotions.

Bernd Lackner, a very busy architect, spends less and less time at home. He considers himself a great organizer, not realizing that he would be in a fix without his wife Katrin and his assistant Sonja.

Christoph is a faithful family father and a very charming married man. Nevertheless, this incorrigible perfectionist has a way of getting on his wife’s nerves. Even worse, he’s an incurable hypochondriac.

The energetic Dorothee Auer starts her job as new mayor of a picturesque town on Lake Constance.

German celebrity reporter Mike Hansen is fed up with secretly taking pictures from VIPs on Mallorca. He believes he is about to uncover the men behind a sex trade.

At first it was just a passing fancy, but then Luise Fischbach gets serious.