All in Order

The film features Heinz Lieven as Herbert, a man who unexpectedly quits his job and isolates himself at home. His behavior becomes a source of tension in his household, especially for his wife, portrayed by Dorothea Moritz. The narrative delves into Herbert's struggles with conformity and the pressures of a structured society.

Set against the backdrop of a typical middle-class existence, "All in Order" challenges viewers to consider the impact of routine and order on individual identity. As Herbert’s wife tries to navigate his sudden withdrawal, the film raises questions about mental health and societal expectations. It highlights the fine line between seeking help and resisting a life dictated by societal norms.