Zarah: Wild Years

Synopsis

Hamburg 1973. When the well-known women's rights activist Zarah Wolf receives the offer to become Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the high-circulation magazine "Relevant", the dedicated journalist sees the opportunity to push forward the issue of emancipation.

First Air Date: 2017-09-07

Last Air Date: 2017-10-19

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 6

Created By: Jan Kromschröder

Networks: ZDF, ZDFneo

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Top Cast

Claudia Eisinger as Zarah Wolf
Torben Liebrecht as Hans-Peter Kerckow
Svenja Jung as Jenny Olsen
Uwe Preuss as Frederik Olsen
Ole Puppe as Georg Hartwig
Jörn Hentschel as Wolfgang Schaffelberger
Milena Dreißig as Karin Simonis
Theresa Underberg as Brigitte Jansen
Martin Horn as Rudolf Mensing
Leon Ullrich as Tom Balkow

Seasons

Season 1 (2017)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Title & Tits (2017-09-07)

In 1973, the well-known feminist Zarah Wolf returns to Hamburg and takes over the position of deputy editor-in-chief of the male-dominated magazine Relevant.
Ep. 2: Germany's Cruelest Emancipator (2017-09-21)

Maximum excitement: The new cover causes fierce discussions, and sparks fly in the newsroom after Zarah's solo action. Zarah is dismissed without notice, but the tide turns.
Ep. 3: I Peed on His Grave! (2017-09-28)

Editor-in-Chief Kerckow is beside himself: Zarah lied to him. She is no longer allowed to write a major story for Relevant. But Zarah refuses to be dismissed and immediately strikes back.
Ep. 4: A Festival of Love (2017-10-05)

Zarah's interview with Bella Hausmann is a huge success. However, her mother's death is getting to her. To stay focused, she throws herself into a report on domestic violence.
Ep. 5: Shooting and Screwing (2017-10-12)

Zarah gets a visitor: Her old friend Jutta Belitz, a wanted RAF terrorist, is injured and desperately needs a place to hide. Zarah disapproves of all forms of violence, but...
Ep. 6: Dad is the Best (2017-10-19)

Zarah's report on prostitution cannot be published, leaving the editorial team without a cover story. Everyone works together under high pressure on a solution.