The starting point is the small (and real) town of Daxenbrunn, which has the misfortune of being located right on the highway to Salzburg. But Mayor Matthias and his friend and district administrator Dr. Seigis see the seemingly unfavorable geographical location as an opportunity to fill the empty coffers -- "Hendl, mehr sog I ned". A highway grill is supposed to redevelop the area, but in addition to the building permit, the land is also needed, and this is defended to the death by the old and stubborn farmer's wife Magdalena (great: Maria Singer) with weapons (!). Events come thick and fast when, almost simultaneously and independently of each other, art carver Johannes and asylum seeker Theophile turn up in the sleepy village and turn the local order upside down with their unflinching attitude.
Maria Singer
as Magdalena Trenner
Johannes Demmel
as Johannes
Michael Emina
as Theophile
Andreas Lechner
as Pfarrer Anton Selbertinger
Wolfgang Fischer
as Polizist Bene
Alfred Jaschke
as Polizist Django
Sepp Schauer
as Landrat Dr. Seigis
Werner Rom
as Bürgermeister Matthias
