Meine Tochter, mein Leben

The film centers on Ruth, a woman in her early 50s who has dedicated her life to her daughter, Lea. As Lea enters her mid-20s, she begins asserting her independence, creating a rift between them. This conflict intensifies when Lea becomes ill with multiple sclerosis, prompting Ruth to suspect that her daughter's condition may be linked to her job exposure to solvents.

Ruth's concern for her daughter triggers a series of events that brings her past to light, particularly her connection with Robert, the works attorney who was also her childhood sweetheart. The intertwining of personal and professional relationships adds depth to the drama, as Ruth navigates her fears and the implications of her suspicions. This film delves into the themes of motherhood, health crises, and the impact of past relationships on present circumstances.