Plot

A bag with over 600,000 euros in cash, just like that in a towed car: When Maren, who works at a car depot, finds the bag, she cannot resist the temptation. She takes the money for herself. Her husband Dennis is shocked. But he is in a wheelchair after an accident. It will be a long time before he can walk again, and whether the insurance will pay is uncertain. The unexpected money is a blessing and gives Maren and Dennis a real perspective. If there wasn't someone who was missing the 600,000 euros. Someone who refuses to negotiate or pay a finder's fee. Henning Karoske wants his money back. It doesn't take him long track Maren down. A bitter cat-and-mouse game begins between the two. And the opponent is much tougher than Maren suspects. Just like her, he fights for a new perspective on life. But Maren is also tougher than it seems and has talents that Henning could not have expected. It is by no means certain who will win this fight.—Hof Film

When Maren finds a bag containing more than 600,000 euros in a car, she is put to the test. Her husband Dennis has to learn to walk again after an accident and it is uncertain whether the insurance company will pay the treatment costs. She gives in to temptation - but there is someone who is missing the 600,000 euros. Someone who won't compromise, won't negotiate and won't pay the finder's fee: the shady Henning Karoske. But Maren takes on her opponent. She is tougher than she seems, and a bitter game of cat and mouse begins between the two, in which there is no turning back.—SWR