Personal Reset

After Liv loses her memory in a car accident, she finds help at the company VaughnTec: they are able to restore lost memories. However, Liv cannot simply find her way back into her life. Her world has become strange to her, and some of the decisions she made in the past feel strange. Liv has to ask herself how she should deal with this second chance. But time is running out, because she's not the only one interested in restoring her memories...

Cast

Ilay Weyers

as Liv Schirmer

Hannes Ströh

as Dr. Phillip Asmus

Nele Riepshoff

Michelle Gruber

as Dr. Monique Preusker

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