Miss Sixty

Luise (Iris Berben) is an ace professionally, but a disaster on a human level. No one likes her, no man wants her, only her mother is happy about the long evenings watching TV with her daughter. Luise's everyday life is thrown off the rails when she is sent into early retirement against her will. On the way through the city park, she has to give first aid to a jogger. The gallery owner Frans (Edgar Selge), also no longer the youngest and obviously addicted to the delusion of youth, has lumbago - as a result of a damaged intervertebral disc due to wild sex with his very young assistant Romy (Jördis Richter). Luise drags Frans to the emergency room, but it quickly turns out that the two find each other right away - completely unsympathetic. Luise has no time for male acquaintances anyway. An existential decision that is to completely change her everyday life brings her together with Frans' son, of all people. Journalist Max (Björn von der Wellen) is an anonymous sperm donor - and involuntarily becomes the trigger of the greatest possible turbulence.