Villa Eva
When she was young, Countess Eva Marie-Luise von Aspach-Ney was fascinated by the ideas of the 1968 era. She left the Saarland and her loved ones in no time and lived her wild years in Berlin. After t…
Villa Eva
When she was young, Countess Eva Marie-Luise von Aspach-Ney was fascinated by the ideas of the 1968 era. She left the Saarland and her loved ones in no time and lived her wild years in Berlin. After the death of her father she returned to the Saarland and the villa is her only basis of life. As a consequence of her idiosyncratic and stubborn life, Eva's father - a benefactor in Saarland during his lifetime - contributed his inheritance to a foundation. This forces Eva to give a substantial donation to the foundation on December 31st each year. Otherwise she loses the inherited villa. The Countess and the other residents of the villa, who are closely linked to it, urgently needed support: Trude, the villa's handyman, her husband, caretaker Gustav Düppenweiler, Claire, the Lorraine maid, and Frieda, the cook , as well as friends and guests of the house, the curious journalist Martin Butzbach, doctor Gottlieb Hartz-Latour and lawyer Burckhardt Hülz. In addition, the conflict between the countess and the hermit and "waldschrat" Philipp Arthur Limberger escalates. All in all, it's about two love stories and a huge, existential threat. Does the small community of destiny lose its roof over its head? —ADR Das Erste
Villa Eva
Comedy,Drama
Film Details
When she was young, Countess Eva Marie-Luise von Aspach-Ney was fascinated by the ideas of the 1968 era. She left the Saarland and her loved ones in no time and lived her wild years in Berlin. After the death of her father she returned to the Saarland and the villa is her only basis of life.
As a consequence of her idiosyncratic and stubborn life, Eva's father - a benefactor in Saarland during his lifetime - contributed his inheritance to a foundation. This forces Eva to give a substantial donation to the foundation on December 31st each year. Otherwise she loses the inherited villa.
The Countess and the other residents of the villa, who are closely linked to it, urgently needed support: Trude, the villa's handyman, her husband, caretaker Gustav Düppenweiler, Claire, the Lorraine maid, and Frieda, the cook , as well as friends and guests of the house, the curious journalist Martin Butzbach, doctor Gottlieb Hartz-Latour and lawyer Burckhardt Hülz. In addition, the conflict between the countess and the hermit and "waldschrat" Philipp Arthur Limberger escalates. All in all, it's about two love stories and a huge, existential threat.
Does the small community of destiny lose its roof over its head? —ADR Das Erste.