"Hape" Wegener is an old hippie and has a lot of debts. At the cemetery he happens to meet the widow Martha Ebinghaus, who clearly comes from wealthy circles. Hape poses as a mysterious diplomat in order to gain the trust of the unstable Martha and then wants to reap financial benefits from it. Martha is fascinated by Hape and his stories and Hape's plan seems to be working.
Gabriela Zerhau
Director
Hannelore Elsner
Martha Ebinghaus
Götz George
Hans-Peter „Hape“ Wegener
Oliver Wnuk
Rudi Wegener
Ludger Pistor
Werner
Barbara Rudnik
Dr. Gruber
Johannes Silberschneider
Gerichtsvollzieher
Helmfried von Lüttichau
Prof. Mayr
Bibiana Zeller
Guggi
Stefan Merki
Bankfilialleiter
Toni Netzle
Sekretärin
Clément Brun
Strassenräuber 1
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