A middle-aged doctor faces personal and professional crises that force him to confront his mortality and life choices
Dr. Fuhrmann's seemingly perfect life begins to show cracks as personal and professional challenges emerge.
Conflicts intensify both at work and in personal relationships as Dr. Fuhrmann struggles to maintain control.
Facing mortality and professional rivals forces Dr. Fuhrmann to confront uncomfortable truths about his life.
In the wake of confrontations, Dr. Fuhrmann begins to rebuild his relationships and perspective on life.
Fuhrmann's colleague Dr. Wehninger has abducted her deceased father from the pathology department to her home in order to prevent an autopsy, and it is only with great difficulty that Fuhrmann manages to persuade her to turn back. But it's not that easy to get to the hospital with a dead body without being recognized. Fuhrmann himself remains stubbornly confrontational, especially when it comes to Dr. Böck, and even more so since it turns out that Böck and Fuhrmann's ex-wife are expecting a child together. Assistant Dr. Winkler encounters unexpected difficulties when he discovers that the prosector's assistant and the mortician are engaged in a lively trade in corneas from deceased patients. They are not about to let this business go to waste without a fight.
David Schalko
Rating: 7.2/10 (19 votes)
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