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Die Mütter-Mafia
A mother is good. Several mothers at once are hell! Conny is 37 years old and has so far let her life being arranged by others - especially by her husband Lawrence. Lorenz has made the previous gray mouse, a trophy wife and offers her a carefree life. And so Conny falls from the clouds, when her husband announced her at dinner that he wants a divorce. Of necessity Conny pulls together the two children in the ancient house of Lorenz deceased mother and realized with horror that from now on everything will be different. Since it holds its own for non-viable, she clings to a clique of high-society mothers...
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A mother is good. Several mothers at once are hell! Conny is 37 years old and has so far let her life being arranged by others - especially by her husband Lawrence. Lorenz has made the previous gray mouse, a trophy wife and offers her a carefree life. And so Conny falls from the clouds, when her husband announced her at dinner that he wants a divorce. Of necessity Conny pulls together the two children in the ancient house of Lorenz deceased mother and realized with horror that from now on everything will be different. Since it holds its own for non-viable, she clings to a clique of high-society mothers...
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Tomy Wigand, Johannes Wünsche
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Tomy Wigand
Director
Annette Frier
Conny Wischnewski
Roeland Wiesnekker
Anton Alsleben
Tim Bergmann
Lorenz Wischnewski
Chiara Schoras
Frauke Werner-Kröllmann
Eva Löbau
Mimi
Monica Kaufmann
Jaguar Owner's Mother
Ela Paul
Gitti
Claudio Magno
Julius Wischnewski
Charlotte Uedingslohmann
Nelly Wischnewski
Hannah Schiller
Laura-Kristin Kröllmann
David Nolden
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