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Arthur and Felix are best friends with opposite personalities. Their relationship is tested when Arthur lends Felix his health insurance card, leading Arthur to discover that Felix is terminally ill. Unable to tell his friend the truth, Arthur becomes caught in a series of lies. Eventually, the situation reverses, and Felix mistakenly believes that Arthur is the one who is dying. This misunderstanding leads Felix to care for Arthur and help him fulfill various wishes, a process that ultimately changes both men and gives them new perspectives on life and love.

The film was directed by Til Schweiger, who also stars as Felix alongside Michael Maertens as Arthur. This production is the eighth film Schweiger has directed, following Manta, Manta: Legacy. The supporting cast includes Neda Rahmanian, Heino Ferch, Peter Simonischek, and Tim Oliver Schultz. Produced in Germany by Constantin Film, Barefoot Films, and OLGA FILM, the movie was written by Maggie Peren.

Released on December 7, 2023, the comedy-drama has a runtime of 111 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, with a rating of 5.1 on IMDb based on 808 votes and a 6 on TMDB from 12 votes.