In 'Mühlensommer', Martina Bogdahn tells a warm-hearted and humorous story of a life between two worlds. Of a youth in the countryside, an escape to the city and of the fact that sometimes you have to look back to find yourself. A hot summer's day. Maria is on her way to a long weekend away from the city when she learns of her father's accident. She immediately drives to the family's farm. But in the rural idyll, not only the demented grandmother, who has been peeling apples for hours, awaits them, but also the memory of an almost forgotten life between the school bus and the pigsty, of the smell of fresh wood-fired bread, of endless hop harvests, rigid traditions and lots of little freedoms. When the mother returns from the hospital the next day and Maria's brother Thomas is finally on the farm, the family is united in silent concern for their father. Until Thomas breaks the silence and finally comes up with what they have all suppressed for far too long ... New product