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Financial advisor Nadja Trenkler and housewife Susanne Lasko look like twin sisters. When they happen to run into each other in the elevator one day, Nadja suggests to her doppelgänger that they occasionally switch places for a fee.

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A Dream Holiday - one Week - 5 Star Hotel - for free! The only catch is...the plane is leaving in 3 hours. Who dares to take the challenge?

After an explorer disappears and his wife dies on a Mongolia expedition, the man's mistress who was also with them returns to Germany and poses as the wife.When a savvy blackmailer threatens her, she is tried for murder.

在对一家公司进行非法内幕交易调查期间，艾克霍夫（Eyckhoff）的同事们自己也参与了欺诈行为。现在，她要对自己的同事展开调查，这将带来不可预见的后果。

Hank follows the man of his dreams across the country to settle down.

Environmentally friendly electric cars, sustainably produced food products, fair production processes: Hurray! If everything the corporations tell us is true, we can save the world through our purchasing decisions alone! A popular and dangerous lie. In his new documentary film, Werner Boote shows us, together with environmental expert Kathrin Hartmann, how we can protect ourselves. Down with green lies!

Life is tranquil at the beautiful village of Oberstdorf until the arrival of gypsies to the village. Their reception is far from warm; only reluctantly does the mayor permit them to stay and only until their broken wagon wheel is repaired. However, the mayor`s sons, Hans und Michel are fascinated immediately by the exotic gypsy Saffy who knows pretty well how to use her gypsy charms. Very soon both brothers will try to gain the favours of Saffy but the gypsy woman uses them only for her gypsy interests, mostly to take revenge for the bad treatment that her people have received from the village. To make things worse, a theft occurs and the villagers accuse Saffy of the crime. Hans defends Saffy testifying that they were together when the theft occurred. This creates a scandal and causes the mayor throw Hans out but the boy then joins the gypsies and leaves the village. "Wenn Die Abendglocken Läuten" is a late silent German film recently discovered, directed by Herr Hans Beck-Gaden in the silent year of 1930. It was filmed in the beautiful and idyllic landscapes of Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal, but underneath the bucolic appearance is an undercurrent of conservative and patriotic values, an implicit nationalism and the exaltation of the virtues of the "Heimat"; that is to say, the German strong feeling of identity, belonging, the homeland. And that happens during the first scenes of the film when that exaltation of the values of the "Heimat", the safety of home, is openly shown, and the oeuvre ends on the same note after our hero Hans, has returned to the village after being seduced by the wicked and foreign charms of the gypsy Saffy. Although Hans und Michel shows some curiosity in Saffy who brings a bit of exoticism into their lives, it`s very clear that the villagers have no use for the gypsies and are quick to give in to their prejudices and expel the visitors. We have here a Teutonic population with rigid convictions and adhering to typical customs in accordance with the mountains landscape; healthy youngsters and conservative elders who are always dressed up properly in contrast to the chaotic and carefree gypsies. On the other hand, the film is not openly racist but it is evident, although in a subtle way, that it comparing the two ways of life and cultures and saying that social conflict is inevitable given the rules and traditions of the gypsies. During the late 20`s, the number of films that praised conservative values and precepts in combination with idyllic mountain settings, increased slightly, and of course it is not necessary to say that this all led to the extreme and ultra patriotic films of the 30`s. "Wenn Die Abendglocken Läuten", is innocent by comparison and it would take the coming of sound to fully develop this German sub-genre. "Wenn Die Abendglocken Läuten" is film that has many characteristics of the, alas , insubstantial films produced in Germany at the end of the silent era and is relatively harmless in its use of "Heimat" patriotic precepts and is in the German mountain films tradition. Because it is, thank Gott, a silent film the producers were not tempted to turn it into an "operetta", sparing the audience hearing any of those typical Teutonic songs.

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