Mehr Schwein als Sein

Carlo Brenner, a provincial teenager from Upper Swabia, is a real idiot: barely any life experience, but an arsenal of nonsensical ideas. After graduating from high school, that's supposed to change. In theory. Because Carlo's knack for mishaps turns his plans upside down: After the graduation party, he offers his crush Pia a ride home. His father, who feared for the safety of their beloved classic car, had expressly forbidden this. A disaster waiting to happen. Hintervorderbach is a small village deep in Upper Swabia. After graduating from high school, Carlo and his two best friends Aydin and BlaBla finally have the big, wide world at their fingertips. But what will they do with it? Carlo's crush Pia already has a goal: work and travel in Australia. Quite suddenly, Carlo - much to the astonishment of his parents Rainer and Sabine - wants to use his newfound freedom to follow her to Down Under. But Carlos' fatal decision to drive via Bixenweiler after the graduation party – sober, but fully loaded with Aydin,
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