'The Mad Woman and the Feminist' Review: MiamisFF
'The Mad Woman and the Feminist': This Spanish entry for the MiamisFF directed by Sandra Gallego handles a difficult conversation in a smart, memorable way.
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A harmless speeding ticket from Italy can sometimes have huge consequences - this experience must make construction manager Otto Schlegel, as he returns after a romantic weekend with his secret lover Renate from the south. There is an election campaign in the city, as no one may allow a misstep. As if that were not enough trouble, Schlegel has a new employee who wants to prove himself as a cover-up: Renate's husband Michael. But the press has already received weather. But the witty Schlegel does not let it get that easy. He struggles to keep his post and his great love Renate ...
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A harmless speeding ticket from Italy can sometimes have huge consequences - this experience must make construction manager Otto Schlegel, as he returns after a romantic weekend with his secret lover Renate from the south. There is an election campaign in the city, as no one may allow a misstep. As if that were not enough trouble, Schlegel has a new employee who wants to prove himself as a cover-up: Renate's husband Michael. But the press has already received weather. But the witty Schlegel does not let it get that easy. He struggles to keep his post and his great love Renate ...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Thomas Letocha, Andreas Föhr, Martina Mouchot
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Matthias Tiefenbacher
Director
Christoph M. Ohrt
Otto Schlegel
Floriane Daniel
Renate Brenner
Oliver Mommsen
Michael Brenner
Peter Sattmann
Martin Schneider
Michael Hanemann
Karl Reichenbach
Eva-Maria Hagen
Maria Schlegel
Friedrich Karl Praetorius
Antonio
Lutz Herkenrath
Alexander Portner
Katinka Auberger
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