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The eight-part drama series "A Better Place" plays with the idea of what would happen if there were a world without prisons? The series is set in a fictional city in which a revolutionary resocialization experiment is started: the local prison is closed and the prisoners are to be reintegrated into society. This is the decision of the mayor Amir Kaan, who starts the daring experiment with the scientist Petra Schach. Instead of their punishment, the ex-prisoners get work, housing, therapy - and are expected to come to terms with their actions. For some, this is a slap in the face for the victims of crime, for others it is a social utopia.
The wrath of the angry Rhine city residents puts Eva, Mark, Yara and the entire team in mortal danger. Will TRUST survive? And if so, at what cost?
The Minister of Justice visits Rheinstadt to put Amir and TRUST to the test. At the same time, angry protests against the program rage in front of the town hall.
The search for a missing TRUST participant remains unsuccessful, which increases the pressure on Amir.
Amir imposes new measures against Petra's wishes, and all TRUST participants are given digital handcuffs to monitor them around the clock.
A data leak plunges TRUST into crisis when the names, addresses and actions of all participants are published.
A series of robberies shakes Rheinstadt. The press blames TRUST, which increases the pressure on Petra and Amir.
TRUST has been launched successfully. During a therapy session, Nader is confronted with one of his former victims. Meanwhile, his sister Yara is on trial.
The TRUST program is launched in Rheinstadt. The inmates are released from prison. Among them is Mark, who returns to his family after a hit-and-run.
