Anna H. - Geliebte, Ehefrau und Hure
A woman who has grown estranged from her husband and is despairing of her life as a housewife takes a job as a sexworker after some initial hesitation. Since she performs her services in disguise, her anonymity is assured; but when her own husband suddenly seeks her services, the full extent of their marital misery is laid bare.
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A woman who has grown estranged from her husband and is despairing of her life as a housewife takes a job as a sexworker after some initial hesitation. Since she performs her services in disguise, her anonymity is assured; but when her own husband suddenly seeks her services, the full extent of their marital misery is laid bare.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Audrey Findlay
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Zeitsprung Film und TV Produktionsgmbh (D), RTL
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