AUFSCHNEIDER, based on an idea by Josef Hader and co-written by him and David Schalko, tells the story of the life and work of Dr. Fuhrmann, the head of pathology at a municipal hospital. We experience classic hospital stories, but from an unusual perspective: from below, from the pathology department, whose smell lingers even after work is over. Fuhrmann is constantly at odds with “those up there,” the golf-playing gods in white. As he is with most things in his life. It's not easy to get along with someone who has a very unusual relationship with death and for whom cancer is “beautiful, like a psychedelic painting from the 1960s...”