TV tip: "Inga Lindström: The Bride of the Göta Canal"

Cold feet before the wedding? Emma (Barbara Prakopenka) can tell you a thing or two about that. On the day of her wedding, she is suddenly seized by panic - and flees! With beautiful images and genuine romance, ZDF's "Herzkino" takes us to Sweden on Sunday evening.

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10/24/2018, 15:49

Emma (Barbara Prakopenka, l.) and Paul (Felix Everding, r.) actually get on really well, but on the day of their wedding she starts to have doubts.

Up and away: Emma gets cold feet and flees from her wedding ceremony.

An exciting search for the bride begins for the wedding party. Victor (Linus Schütz, left), Kirsten (Sabine Vitua, 2nd from left), Paul (Felix Everding, 3rd from left) Maren (Muriel Bielenberg, 3rd from right), Melker (Rainer Sellien, 2nd from right) and Katharina (Sylvia Eisenberger, right) have ended up at an apparently empty, beautiful country hotel.

Meanwhile, Emma meets the nice waiter Moritz (Niklas Osterloh, left) again during her escape. And there seems to be a spark between the two.

Cold feet before the wedding

Emma and Paul (Felix Everding) actually get on brilliantly, but on the day of their wedding, the bride can't shake off her doubts. She speeds off on a bicycle, leaving behind a bewildered wedding party. However, they soon follow in her footsteps and a turbulent weekend begins.

Emotional chaos among the wedding guests

Emma and Paul are not the only ones in emotional chaos. The groom's mother (Sabine Vitua) also suddenly feels that her husband (Rainer Sellien) is becoming increasingly distant from her due to his abusive behavior. Emma's mother Frida (Katja Weitzenböck), on the other hand, feels overwhelmed by her job as a travel guide, as her husband Per (Heio von Stetten) has mainly taken care of the upbringing of their two daughters Emma and Maren (Muriel Bielenberg) due to her many travels. And then Frida meets Hans (Michael von Au), a childhood acquaintance she thought had disappeared

Emma, on the other hand, has to come to terms with her feelings once again when she meets the likeable waiter Moritz (Niklas Osterloh) after her escape from the altar. Will the young woman find in him everything she always thought she was missing?

Our TV tip

The new film adaptation of Inga Lindström will be available in the ZDFmediathek from Saturday, October 27, 2018, 10 a.m. On Sunday, October 28, 2018, at 8.15 pm, "Inga Lindström: The Bride of the Göta Canal" will be broadcast on ZDF.