In a small German town, life seems to pass without incident until two young cousins, in search of a new adventure, decide to escape from the routine imposed by their strict aunt, Mrs. Oberst, an authoritarian widow with a steely demeanor. The aunt, who has dedicated her life to maintaining order and morality in her home, becomes an obstacle to the girls' freedom. When the cousins, despite their aunt's watchful eye, embark on a series of mischiefs and romantic entanglements, their orderly world is turned upside down.
As they try to elude their aunt and step out of her shadow, the cousins encounter a group of rebellious young people who teach them how to enjoy life. A series of misunderstandings and comedic situations unfold, from secret dates to clandestine parties, challenging the rules set by their rigid relative. However, as their plans become more complicated and secrets begin to surface, they must confront the reality of their family life.
Eventually, the girls discover that true freedom lies not only in escaping, but also in reconciling with their past and responsibilities. With a touch of humor and a message about the importance of family, this comedy addresses the desire for independence in a heartwarming and reflective way, leaving the audience with a smile and a look towards familial complicity.