梦想酒店：塞舌尔 Das Traumhotel - Seychellen (2006)

 Endless pristine beaches, crystal-blue water and never-ending sunshine: the goal of hotel manager Markus as he packs his bags for a relaxing holiday at the family-owned luxury hotel on the Seychelles. He also wants to catch up with his daughter Leonie who’s currently in job training at the resort. Leonie is good friends with Flo, a hotel maid who dreams of a career in the fashion world and devotes all of her spare time to designing extraordinary outfits. When Leonie discovers that the celebrated fashion designer Claus Carstens has made a reservation, she secretly stashes Flo’s sketches in his reception desk mailbox. But as it turns out, it’s not Claus but his son Wayne who arrives at the hotel. Unexpectedly, and without having any clue about each other’s background, Flo and Wayne fall in love. However, when Wayne learns that the mysterious sketches are from Flo, he becomes unsure…is she only using him to get ahead? He confronts Leonie, who desperately turns to Markus for help in straightening out the misunderstanding. Markus’ plans for a carefree, sun-soaked holiday are already being foiled by Helena. At first Helena insists that she’s the owner of the property on which the hotel stands. They soon determine that she had inherited an altogether different property from her late father… where he had built a home for children. That deeply disturbs Helena. Why had the father who she never met cared so much for other children, and not his own daughter? Together with Markus, she sets out to find the truth about the father she believes to be dead. Horst and Nora are causing quite a stir as well on the tropical island. The couple had dreamt of a romantic new beginning for their relationship on the sun-kissed island.... ...but then Oliver, Nora’s secret lover, unexpectedly shows up. It becomes a three-way tug of war, until Oliver and Horst wind up becoming buddies. Her world thrown into chaos, Nora is nearing a nervous breakdown. On such a beautiful tropical paradise though, tranquility is never far off…