Katz und Hund

The film follows Pastor Hund, who is distressed by the appointment of a woman, Dorothee Auer, as the head of Pfullendorf. His conservative values clash with her progressive approach, leading to a series of comedic confrontations and obstacles as he tries to undermine her authority.

As the plot unfolds, Pastor Hund discovers that the new mayor has made questionable decisions, including offering a business park to a dubious entrepreneur. This move could threaten Dorothee's position, but she is not without her own strategies to deal with the challenges that arise. The narrative is rich with humor and reflects on themes of gender and power within a community setting.