Leonine The Flying Classroom (radio play for the cinema film)

When 13-year-old Martina, who lives with her single mother and little brother in a high-rise neighborhood in Berlin, gets the chance for a scholarship to the prestigious Johann-Sigismund-Gymnasium in South Tyrol, she is thrilled. However, as soon as she arrives in the idyllic alpine town of Kirchberg, the tough Matze, the good-natured Uli, and others make it clear to her that there are rules. The city kids at the boarding school and the locals from the rural area do not mix; on the contrary, they are hostile to each other, and have been for generations. Martina just wants to focus on her studies for the scholarship. But she quickly finds herself caught up in the conflicts between the rival groups. She cannot and does not want to let her new friends down. The plan to resolve the ongoing feud with a joint theater production fails. The divide between the boarders and the locals is simply too deep. Only a dramatic event changes everything.