In the late 1950s, the collectivization of agriculture is in full swing in the East German village of Willshagen on the German-German border. Those in charge have to face many obstacles, especially from a large-scale farmer who is unwilling to join the co-op. All of a sudden, mysterious men in a fancy car appear in the village and show an interest in the rundown manor house. Gossip spreads quickly, and some villagers think there will be a re-parceling of properties and a land swap with West Germany. They assume everything will go back to how it used to be and even expect the count to return to his manor. In preparation, the situation in the village escalates at a fevered pitch.
as Mittelbauer Gepfert
as Großbauer Dahlke
as Elias Ebermayer
as Alte Drögern
as Großbauer Schäfer
as Großbauer Biegel
as Briefträger Mielsche
as Bauer Mirek
as Wirt Gustav
as Bürgermeister
as Parteisekretär Kramer
as LPG-Vorsitzender Scharte
as LPG-Bauer Grollmann
as Inge Gepfert
as Traktorist Peter Scholz
as Frau Gepfert
as Annemarie Mielsche
as Christian Dahlke
as Filmproduktionsleiter
as Regisseur Binz
as Kameramann Weimann
as Architekt Baumann
as Kraftfahrer Kratzke
as Bäuerin
as Bäuerin
as Bäuerin
as Alter Bauer
as Arbeiter
