After a war, Chicago is isolated from the rest of the world and is trying a new social system: Each person must be assigned to one of five groups based on their predominant character trait. However, Tris (Shailene Woodley) fits into three factions - making her an "indeterminate". Since these are considered dangerous for the system, the brave girl has to fear for her life from now on.
Hubert (Harald Krassnitzer) and Viktor (Cornelius Obonya) couldn't be more different. One climber on the road to success, the other a small businessman with an organic shop. Small taunts between the two are part of everyday life, in which Viktor on the electric bike and Hubert in the luxurious SUV tend to set off. However, this increasingly changes when both decide to take part in an eco-competition. A strictly monitored selection process is designed to determine which family leaves the smallest ecological footprint in the community.
A joint brunch in Phuket is already the last date with Sharon for two of the six remaining men: only four of them get a rose and each spend a breathtaking dream date in Bangkok with the bachelorette. Whether it's a helicopter flight, boat trip, house running or skydiving: It's going to be action-packed and yet also very romantic between Sharon and the men. But on the seventh night of roses, only three of them get another rose.
The former editor-in-chief Karin Berger (Anke Engelke) and her investigative journalist Rommy Kirchhoff (Nina Kunzendorf) accidentally witness a fatal accident on a large construction site in Berlin. From the brother of the Ukrainian accident victim, Taras (Ivan Shvedoff), the two learn how catastrophic the situation on the construction sites is. There, migrants from Eastern Europe work illegally for dumping wages and are exempted by "intermediaries". However, not only construction companies and their dubious subcontractors benefit from the exploitation.
Matthew disappeared ten years ago. Since then he has called his mother (Ludmila Mikaël) every year on her birthday. She is worried and eagerly awaits his return. When she thinks she sees her son, she suffers a stroke. Her daughter Caroline (Louise Monot) decides to end the family torment and goes in search of her brother. Her investigations lead her to a terrible secret: two young women have disappeared over the past decade. The evidence points to her brother being the culprit. Is he the wanted killer?
