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SYNOPSIS

After catching her boss and partner with another woman red-handed, the good-natured paralegal Katharina finally bursts the collar. She quits, quits her job and starts with her 16-year-old daughter Nele from Berlin towards the coast. On a small North Sea island where her mother runs a guesthouse, she wants to clear her head again. She had to promise Nele that she would finally only think about herself. Because Katharina is far too good for this world: As soon as she sees someone in need, she simply can't help but jump to his side. Unfortunately, because of this, she forgets her own needs all too often. So her good intentions melt away immediately when she observes a weakened-looking man at a rest stop, who is being followed by two strange-looking guys. Shortly afterwards, against Nele's protest, she picks up the fugitive on the roadside and offers him a ride to the island. And since Sebastian doesn't have a place to stay there, she takes him to her mother's house without further ado. Although he gratefully looks for the run at the next opportunity, Katharina senses that her acquaintance by chance is in serious trouble. The slightly awkward-looking Sebastian, however, not only awakens her helper instinct. She is drawn to him in other ways too. At the same time, Sebastian arouses the suspicion of the sympathetic island policeman Thies, who is in love with the unsuspecting Katharina. He has received reports of a shooting at a rest stop and suspects with sure instinct that the mysterious island visitor is involved in the matter. At the same time, Katharina gradually succeeds in coaxing the reasons for his escape from Sebastian. When the two shady chasers appear, Thies and the other islanders lead them around the nose - and in the end they find out the amazing truth about the game of hide-and-seek.