Spring (TV series)

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Television broadcast
German title spring
Logo of Frühling.jpg
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) since 2010
length 90 minutes
Episodes 27 ( list )
genre drama
First broadcast June 19, 2011 on ZDF
occupation

Spring is a German television series that has been produced for ZDF since 2010 based on a text by Natalie Scharf . The main role of Katja Baumann is played by Simone Thomalla .

The films tell the stories of a village helper who stands by families in emergency situations and which happens “hand in hand” in the vicinity of a village called Frühling and the local aid organization. Through her talent for listening to people, the village helper becomes more of a kind of social worker who knows how to carry spring into families who have experienced or suffered a stroke of fate.

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Katja Baumann separates from her unfaithful husband Peter and starts from the beginning. She quits her job as a nurse and moves with her seventeen-year-old daughter Kiki to the Alpine village of Frühling to work as a village helper. There she met the veterinarian Mark Weber, who would like to enter into a relationship with her. But Katja is not ready for it yet, she just wants him to be by her side as a “sexless” friend. Peter Baumann makes one last attempt to save his marriage, but fails and gives up. When Katja finally admits to like Mark more than she initially wanted to allow, Mark remembers an "old" love. He successfully makes contact with Sophie, who unceremoniously moves in with him after spring . Disappointed, Katja turns to her daughter who, after having made love with the village boy Matze Gmeiner, is now in love with the painter Sam. All five now live together under one roof. Over time, Sophie noticed that for Mark she was only the “No. Two "is. His thoughts continue to revolve around Katja, which Sophie can no longer bear and leaves him again. But Katja is not free for Mark, she falls in love with the Turkish dentist Cem, who would like to see Katja move to Berlin with him, but since she has just taken over the management of the village helpers' station, they both decide to have a long-distance relationship to lead. Kiki briefly comes into contact with Matze Gmeiner, who suddenly appears again. On the advice of her mother, she decides to start training at the local hospital, but breaks it off when she makes a mistake and a patient has to undergo additional surgery. Nevertheless, her medical talent should be promoted and when she was given the opportunity to study in Philadelphia, she took advantage of this and went to America.

Katja's relationship with Cem is developing as hesitantly as she had feared. After a difference of opinion regarding Katja's father, a dispute breaks out and she turns to her landlord and veterinarian Mark Weber. He cannot enjoy his happiness for long because he has to go away again. This time his father is ill in Leipzig and he wants to look after him for the time that the old man has left. Since he doesn't know how long this will be, he sells his house in spring , so that Katja has to deal with a new landlord. Jan Steinmann moves in with his teenage son Adrian, but is mostly on the road herself and Katja “may” take care of Adrian. Mark doesn't give up hope of becoming a couple with Katja after all. Despite the distance, he comes to visit more often and by phone he is always mentally present and often a "suggestion box" for Katja. To the delight of their daughter Kiki, the three of them spend a Christmas vacation in the Alps.

occupation

  • Simone Thomalla

  • Marco Girnth

  • Carolyn Genzkow

  • Merab Ninidze

  • Bettina Mittendorfer

  • Christoph M. Ohrt

  • Cristina do Rego

(Sorted according to the entry into the series)

Surname actor Remarks episode year
Katja Baumann Simone Thomalla Village helper in spring, mother of Kiki Baumann, ex-girlfriend of Cem, girlfriend of Mark (have a long-distance relationship) 1- 2011–
Mark Weber Marco Girnth Vet in spring, Katja Baumann's landlord, family friend, Katja’s friend (have a long-distance relationship) 1-18, 20-24 2011-2020
Peter Baumann Götz Schubert Lawyer in Munich, unfaithful husband of Katja Baumann 1 2011
Martin Feifel 2 2012
Kiki Baumann Carolyn Genzkow Former trainee in spring, daughter of Katja and Peter Baumann, was an exchange student in the USA for a year, in love with Matze Gmeiner, was with Sam since episode 6,

goes to Philadelphia to study

2-14, 21, 23 2012–2017, 2019
Conny Aigner Mareike Carrière Operations manager of the village helpers eV "Hand in Hand" 2,
4-6 		2012-2014
Matze Gmeiner Jan-Hendrik Kiefer Son of Anton and Lisa Gmeiner, helps his parents on the farm 2-5,
9 		2013-2015
Moni Maria Weidner Friend of Matze Gmeiner, rival of Kiki 4-5,
12 		2013–2014, 2017
Dr. Till Achner Martin Gruber Doctor in hospital in spring 3, 6 2013-2014
Dr. Marbacher Birte Hanusrichter Youth welfare office 3, 6 2013-2014
Hanna Unterwald Christina Rainer Village helper, colleague of Katja 3, 7 2013-2014
Sam Constantin von Jascheroff from episode 6-8 friend of Kiki 6-8 2014-2015
Sophie Florentine Lahme from episodes 6–9 friend of Mark 6-9 2014-2015
Dr. Stefanie Schneiderhahn Caroline Ebner Female doctor in hospital 7-9,
12, 14-20, 22-23, 26-27 		2014–2015, 2017–2020
Cem Oktay Merab Ninidze Dentist from Berlin, ex-boyfriend of Katja Baumann 9-15 2015-2018
Yasemin Ava Celik Cem's niece, an intern with the village helpers 9-11 2015-2016
Pastor Sonnleitner Johannes Herrschmann Local pastor 9– 2015–
Professor Gabriel Peter Sattmann Clinic director doctor in hospital 10-14,
17, 22-23 		2016-2019
Michelle Schmid Johanna Klante French teacher at grammar school, granddaughter of Erna Krawinkel 10-13,
15-21 		2016-2019
Mrs. Hagen Bettina Mittendorfer Owner of a café + bakery, ex-employer of Kiki, mother of Peet 10,
12-23 		2016-2019
Peet Hagen Patrick Mölleken Son of the cafe owner Hagen, paraplegic after an accident, friend of Kiki 12-15 2017-2018
Miguel Ferraz Yannik Raiss Physiotherapist in the hospital 13-15 2017-2018
Filippa Furtado Cristina do Rego Veterinarian, assistant to Mark Weber, ex-girlfriend of Miguel 13-22 2017-2019
Tom Kleinke Jan Sosniok Husband of Judith Kleinke, father of Nora and Marie 15-20, 26 2018-2020
Judith Kleinke † Adina cousin Wife of Tom Kleinke, mother of Nora and Marie 15, 18 2018
Nora Kleinke Aniya Wendel Daughter of Tom and Judith Kleinke, sister of Marie, friend of Adrian Steinmann 15,
17-22, 26-27 		2018-2020
Marie Kleinke Lara Tabea Gunzel Daughter of Tom and Judith Kleinke, sister of Nora 15,
17-20, 26th 		2018-2020
Jan Steinmann Christoph M. Ohrt Architect from Munich, father of Adrian Steinmann 15–21, 24– 2018–
Adrian Steinmann Kristo Ferkic Son of Jan Steinmann, friend of Nora Kleinke 16– 2018–
Freddie Löffler Jascha Baum Classmate of Nora Kleinke and Adrian Steinmann 17-18, 20 2018-2019
Lilly angel Julia Beautx Daughter of Lutz and Karin Engel, classmate of Adrian 19-20
23-24, 26-27 		2019-2020
Heidrun Niedermayer Catalina Navarro Kirner Tenant of the Hagen bakery 23– 2019–
Dr. Susanne Wagner Julia Dietze Veterinarian representing Filippa Furtado 25, 27 2020

Episode list

No. Original title First broadcast Director script spectator
1 Forever spring June 19, 2011 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 6.22 million
2 Spring for beginners March 25, 2012 Achim Bornhak Natalie Sharp 5.85 million
3 Spring children 3rd February 2013 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.56 million
4th spring feelings February 24, 2013 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 6.10 million
5 Whispers of spring 2nd February 2014 Peter Stauch Natalie Sharp 5.28 million
6th Spring and back March 23, 2014 Peter Stauch Natalie Sharp 4.90 million
7th Spring in white December 14, 2014 Oliver Schmitz Natalie Sharp 5.07 million
8th Finally spring February 8, 2015 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.45 million
9 Spring for two March 22, 2015 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.40 million
10 Time for spring January 31, 2016 Lutz Konermann Natalie Sharp 4.68 million
11 A hundred times spring February 28, 2016 Lutz Konermann Natalie Sharp 5.29 million
12 Step into the light 29th January 2017 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 5.29 million
13 Dreamed too soon 19th February 2017 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 5.07 million
14th Nothing against papa March 12, 2017 Michael Karen Martin Douven 5.33 million
15th More than friends April 22, 2018 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 4.90 million
16 Good fathers, bad fathers April 29, 2018 Thomas Jauch Christoph Silver 5.35 million
17th When cranes fly May 6, 2018 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.20 million
18th At the end of summer May 13, 2018 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.39 million
19th Family on trial 3rd February 2019 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.24 million
20th Love me if you can 17th February 2019 Michael Karen Natalie Sharp 5.83 million
21st The lost girl February 24, 2019 Dirk rule Natalie Sharp 5.57 million
22nd Sand underfoot 3rd March 2019 Dirk rule Natalie Sharp 5.36 million
23 Christmas miracle 22nd December 2019 Michael Karen Natalie Scharf, Christoph Silber 4.04 million
24 Enjoy every moment 19th January 2020 Gunnar Fuss Natalie Sharp 5.62 million
25th Traces of the past January 26, 2020 Gunnar Fuss Natalie Sharp 5.66 million
26th Love behind closed curtains February 2, 2020 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 5.71 million
27 Don't be afraid of life February 9, 2020 Thomas Jauch Natalie Sharp 5.94 million

Locations

The Upper Bavarian town of Bayrischzell serves as the backdrop for the fictional town of spring. The Armona Medical Alpinresort in Thiersee, Austria, serves as the filming location for the clinic .

DVD

All films were released on DVD shortly after they were first broadcast .

Web links

Individual evidence

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