For Heaven's Sake: Selbstvertrauen

SYNOPSIS

The monastery is about to be sold. The matron is plagued by feelings of guilt, as it is she who has brought the order into financial difficulties with her bad investment. Hildegard, on the other hand, no longer wants to write on her romance novel, but Auxiliary Bishop Landkammer is so delighted with the story that he forges big plans with her new kitsch work. Stolpe has an idea, he sells the rights to a production company. However, the auxiliary bishop must learn that the film company has a dubious reputation. Sister Hanna, who represents her friend, the dance trainer Emilio, during hip-hop training, notices how the somewhat more corpulent Martina Seidl is bullied after training. It is not easy for the girl because her mother is mentally ill and she herself suffers from low self-esteem. Hanna decides to find out who made the secret video recordings of Martina during training and wants to get her to take part in the upcoming dance competition. To keep Marianne Laban from resigning, Wöller starts a charm offensive. But his plan doesn't work - Ms. Laban finds out that Wöller knew from the start that she wanted to quit and that was the only reason why he was so nice to her. Annoyed and defiant, she agrees to Salm for the moderation job. Wöller can prevent the signing of the contract with Jenny Winter at the very last second and buy the monastery himself. With the help of Alex 'hacker friend, he found a black spot on Landkammer's white vest that he can use to put pressure on him.