High summer in Schattin, a village in northern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Christin is in her mid-twenties and has recently moved to her boyfriend Jan's dairy farm. However, she finds nothing appealing about the smell of the animals, the calluses on her hands, and the dirty rubber boots; she dreams of the big city and a job in an office. But so far, nothing has come of it. Where is Christin supposed to go without an education and without her own money? Fearlessly and with great intensity, Alina Herbing paints an honest and unromantic study of rural life and a neglected post-reunification generation.