Meine allerschlimmste Freundin (2015)

Bella suddenly bursts back into the life of her best friend Jana (played by Laura Berlin), showing up uninvited at a party. This is much to Wolfgang’s (Tom Beck) annoyance, since he already has very specific plans for the love of his life, Jana, and now everything could be thrown into disarray again. He knows Bella all too well. She may be a plush doll, but she is anything but conventional: she is rather frivolous and thoroughly enjoys life as a doll. Wolfgang knows he is at a disadvantage, because Jana received Bella as a gift from her father (Jörg Witte) so Bella could look after her when Jana was a little girl (Anastasia C. Zander), lonely in a children’s home. Now Jana is grown up, and Bella has had a major career as a film star in the meantime, but it seems to have come to an abrupt end—a fact Bella refuses to accept. She is fighting to survive, and Jana naturally offers her help at once. Wolfgang is anything but pleased, and a struggle for Jana’s affection begins, as she is now torn between her best friend and the love of her life. Her colleague at the bedding shop, Kerstin (Proschat Madani), is no more able to help her than Sid (Daniel Roesner), who makes advances toward her from time to time.