with Inez Bjørg David, Leo Reisinger, Christian Tramitz and Michaela May

Potsdam, December 22, 2025: When one Advent calendar door closes, another opens: Inez Bjørg David as Liv also experiences this in the romantic Christmas comedy VIELLEICHT WEIHNACHTEN (AT). Just once, she wants to step out of the daily grind and go on vacation with her husband Anton and son Basti. A wish that Anton, played by Leo Reisinger, is unable to fulfill, even just before Christmas. Because working in his father Franz’s (Christian Tramitz) mountain hut keeps the whole family busy 24/7 – with no prospect of improvement. And because Anton can’t even manage a small gift such as an Advent calendar, Liv sets an example and moves in with her friend Sigi (Tanja Hirner). A sign that Anton understands: he tries to win Liv back with an Advent calendar he has made himself – and hides something very special behind the first door: a time-out for Liv on Fuerteventura. But he hadn’t planned on Liv liking it better there than in the hut at home – and a celebration together seems to be moving further and further away between “Feliz Navidad” and “Merry Christmas”, between self-discovery on the Canary Islands and heteronomy on the Bavarian peaks …

Hanno Olderdissen directed the romantic Christmas comedy based on a screenplay by Tommy Wosch. In addition to Inez Bjørg David as Liv Wimmer, Leo Reisinger as Anton Wimmer, Emilio Reisinger as Basti Wimmer, Christian Tramitz as Franz Wimmer and Michaela May as Gerdi, David Rott, Mona Pirzad, Andreja Schneider, Tanja Hirner and many others also appeared in front of Carol Burandt von Kameke’s camera. Filming in Munich, at Spitzingsee and on Fuerteventura lasted until mid-December 2025.

VIELLEICHT WEIHNACHTEN (AT) is a production by UFA Fiction (producer: Tommy Wosch, producer: Julia Franke) on behalf of ARD Degeto Film (editors: Johanna Kraus, Stefan Kruppa) for the ARD program “Endlich Freitag im Ersten”. The film was directed by Hanno Olderdissen (camera: Carol Burandt von Kameke) from a screenplay by Tommy Wosch.

About UFA Fiction

UFA bundles its activities in the program genres of fiction and serial drama as well as show, factual and documentary under one roof. UFA Fiction stands for production activities in the areas of series, serials, TV movies, events and feature films and has a remarkable portfolio that has had a lasting impact on the German television landscape. For decades, UFA Fiction has delivered outstanding programs, lasting ratings successes and productions for all established partners, both nationally and internationally. Many productions have not only been great successes with audiences, but have also won numerous national and international TV and film awards, including two International Emmy Awards. These include, for example successful cinema films such as DER MEDICUS or DER JUNGE MUSS AN DIE FRISCHE LUFT, event and high-end drama formats such as UNSERE MÜTTER, UNSERE VÄTER, DEUTSCHLAND83/86/89, CHARITÉ, KU’DAMM 56/59/63 or FAKING HITLER, SAM – EIN SACHSE and ALL YOU NEED as well as the long-running crime series and series with high ratings such as EIN STARKES TEAM, DIE DIPLOMATIN and SOKO LEIPZIG. Current UFA Fiction productions include the cinema productions DAS FLIEGENDE KLASSENZIMMER and EIN FEST FÜRS LEBEN, the high-end series GUTE FREUNDE – DER AUFSTIEG DES FC BAYERN, HELGOLAND 513, MAXTON HALL – DIE WELT ZWISCHEN UNS and WHERE’S WANDA? The managing directors of UFA Fiction are Markus Brunnemann, Nataly Kudiabor, Ulrike Leibfried and Sebastian Werninger.

Press contacts UFA Fiction:

Janine Friedrich
Senior Manager Communications
janine.friedrich@ufa.de
Tel.: +49 331 70 60 379

Natalie Göpfert
Junior Communications Manager
natalie.goepfert@ufa.de
Tel.: +49 331 70 60 383

Further press contacts:

Kerstin Fuchs
ARD Degeto Communications and Press
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Tel.: +49 173 5357048

Philipp Graf
boxfish films
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Tel.: +49 176 84347944

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