Mother's Mask
Returnee Willy von Mühlenbeck has to realize that his evil brother Martin has risen to become the head of the industrialist family, while their ailing mother is in the hands of sinister doctors. When he falls in love with the terminally ill Els, fate takes a tragic course.
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Returnee Willy von Mühlenbeck has to realize that his evil brother Martin has risen to become the head of the industrialist family, while their ailing mother is in the hands of sinister doctors. When he falls in love with the terminally ill Els, fate takes a tragic course.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mathias Colli, Christoph Schlingensief
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Hymen II, DEM Film
Cast
Christoph Schlingensief
Director
Brigitte Kausch
Mutter
Karl Friedrich Mews
Willy von Mühlenbeck
Helge Schneider
Martin von Mühlenbeck
Susanne Bredehöft
Els
Anna Fechter
Schwester Anna
Sergej Gleithmann
Dr. Himmel
Dieter Lersch
Julien
Udo Kier
Herr Seiler
Andreas Kunze
Pastor Kippling
Irmgard Freifrau von Berswordt-Wallrabe
Tante Martha
Charlie Weiss
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