80.000 Schnitzel

The documentary showcases Berta, who has spent decades preparing schnitzels on her family farm in the Upper Palatinate. At 83 years old, she faces the challenges of running a deeply indebted business alongside her granddaughters, Monika and Hannah. The film explores the contrast between Berta's traditional lifestyle and her granddaughters' modern aspirations.

Monika, despite her academic background, chooses to return to the farm to help save it from collapse. This decision sparks a journey of hard work and dedication as the two women unite to tackle the farm's issues within a year. The narrative highlights themes of family, resilience, and the struggle to preserve tradition in a changing world.