The Perfect Holiday

The Perfect Holiday (2026)



Der perfekte Urlaub

7.5 2026 — Germany

Director: Bora Dağtekin

Cast: Elyas M'Barek, Karoline Herfurth, Florian David Fitz, Jella Haase, Frederick Lau

On a wild getaway to the south, the tight-knit crew from “Das perfekte Geheimnis” faces one burning question: Can their bond survive the fallout of full honesty, or has the truth finally torn them apart for good?

More About This Film

The Perfect Holiday (Der perfekte Urlaub) is a highly anticipated German comedy film set for release in 2026. Serving as a sequel to the popular movie The Perfect Secret, this new installment reunites the beloved ensemble cast for another adventure that expands on the original's successful blend of humor and heart.

The plot follows the group on a chaotic short trip to the south, where their long-standing friendship faces its ultimate test. As tensions rise during the journey, hidden secrets are forced into the light, challenging the bonds between the characters and asking whether their camaraderie can survive the truth coming to light.

Directed by and starring Elyas M'Barek as Leo Keschwari, the film brings together a star-studded lineup including Karoline Herfurth as Carlotta, Florian David Fitz as Pepe, Jella Haase as Bianca, Frederick Lau as Simon, and Wotan Wilke Möhring as Rocco. This reunion promises to deliver the same witty dialogue and emotional depth that made the predecessor a hit among audiences.

  • Elyas M'Barek reprises his role as Leo Keschwari, continuing the character's arc from the previous film.
  • The film is explicitly marketed as a PREMIUM FEATURE, suggesting high production values and significant budget allocation.
  • Karoline Herfurth stars as Carlotta, one of the central figures in the friend group dynamic.
  • Florian David Fitz returns as Pepe, maintaining the comedic balance within the ensemble.
  • The narrative focuses heavily on interpersonal drama, using a vacation setting to accelerate conflict resolution.

Where to Watch

The Perfect Holiday (2026) has not yet been released, so streaming and rental availability will be determined closer to the premiere date. Current listings are speculative based on standard distribution patterns for German cinema releases.

    Netflix – subscription (potential future licensing)Amazon Prime Video – rental / purchase (likely VOD window)MyMovies.de – digital rental / purchase (German market leader)Sky Ticket – subscription (possible premium early access in Germany)IMDb – theatrical tickets (check local cinema schedules upon release)