Preview: Dokudrama "The Invisible" in the first
20:15, The First, The Invisible - We want to live, docudrama
Berlin, 1943. The Nazi regime has officially declared the Reich capital "Jew-pure". But some Jews actually succeed in the unthinkable. They become invisible to the authorities. It is often pure luck and their youthful carefreeness that keep them from the dreaded access of the Gestapo. Only a few familiar people know about their true identity. They are all fighting for a life of freedom without really being free.
20:15, RTL, The Bachelor, Kuppelshow
After a visit to Ladys Villa, the bachelor invites six ladies for a horseback ride before it becomes romantic with one of them. A lady may take the coveted bachelor to a spa date to be pampered at the spa with massage and whirlpool. At first, she and the Bachelor do not suspect that she will not be the only woman on the date! Six ladies can not miss the bathing fun with him on a sailing trip.
20:15, ProSieben, We are the Millers, comedy
Drug dealer David (Jason Sudeikis) is blackmailed by his boss to smuggle a large amount of material across the US-Mexican border. As a camouflage, he assembles a family. A stripper (Jennifer Aniston) and two neglected neighborhood youths are ready to help Bares with this action. Lo and behold, the patchwork family is growing into a powerful force.
20:15, kabel eins, Frequency, fantasy thriller
In a favorable constellation of stars, New York policeman John Sullivan (Dennis Quaid) can contact his deceased father Frank via his amateur radio device. Frank Sullivan (James Caviezel) was a firefighter and died in a warehouse fire when John was a child. Desperately, John seeks a way to change the course of history and does everything in his power to prevent his father's death. But it triggers other terrible events.
20:15, Tele 5, God's work and devil's contribution, tragicomedy
America in the 1940s: The young Homer (Tobey Maguire) grows in the orphanage of the caring Dr. Larch (Sir Michael Caine). The gynecologist also performs prohibited abortions on women in need. Homer, medically trained by Larch, revered his fatherly teacher, but morally condemned his illegal activities. One day he leaves the orphanage with patient Candy (Charlize Theron) and her boyfriend Wally (Paul Rudd) to work on Wally's family farm. Soon Homer's moral demands on himself are put to the test.
