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After giving birth, Emilia becomes more estranged from her newborn and deal with postpartum depression.
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After giving birth, Emilia becomes more estranged from her newborn and deal with postpartum depression.
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Written By:Petra Katharina Wagner, Ariela Bogenberger
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Petra Katharina Wagner
Director
Katharina Wackernagel
Emilia Schneider
Felix Klare
Christoph Schneider
Saskia Vester
Monika Wilson
Lena Stolze
Hannah Brenner
Monika Baumgartner
Gretel Hofleitner
Alice Dwyer
Sandrina Keil
Heinz Hoenig
Gustav Pellmann
Ella-Maria Gollmer
Tini Hochleitner
Tanja Kuntze
Hebamme
Bernhard Leute
Dr. Langbaum
Michael Tschernow
Pfarrer
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