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A married former art student decides to start painting again, because her children are out of the house and her husband neglects her. However, that is not easy.
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A married former art student decides to start painting again, because her children are out of the house and her husband neglects her. However, that is not easy.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Alistair Beaton
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Margarethe von Trotta
Director
Senta Berger
Marie Mechlenburg
Ulrich Pleitgen
Dietrich Mechlenburg
Konstantin Wecker
Gerd
Hans Peter Hallwachs
Eugen
Eleonore Weisgerber
Anna Kötter
Tina Ruland
Petra
Heinrich Schafmeister
Bernhard
Daniela Ziegler
Galeristin Dorit Martens
Martin Feifel
Kevin
Edgar Selge
Dr. Heinrich
Thomas Kylau
Herr Andernach
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