Redux Redux (2026) and the Violent Nature of Motherhood
A consumed-by-rage woman travels from universe to universe to avenge the death of her daughter by brutally killing her murderer over and over again. And that's all that she does.
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After the separation, Julia and Robert try "nesting". But what initially seems good for the children only makes things more complicated for the whole family. Twelve-year-old Marie and seven-year-old Maxi continue to live in the house, while the parents take turns every week. But Robert's only aim with his proposal is to save the house and buy time for Julia to finally come to her senses. Julia, however, doesn't think much of waiting around.
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After the separation, Julia and Robert try "nesting". But what initially seems good for the children only makes things more complicated for the whole family. Twelve-year-old Marie and seven-year-old Maxi continue to live in the house, while the parents take turns every week. But Robert's only aim with his proposal is to save the house and buy time for Julia to finally come to her senses. Julia, however, doesn't think much of waiting around.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
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Studio:Bavaria Fiction, ZDF
Cast
Tobi Baumann
Director
Matthias Koeberlin
Robert Wegemann
Bettina Lamprecht
Julia Wegemann
Tom Beck
Dr. Sascha Dombrowski
Jasmin Schwiers
Florentiene Riedle
Denis Moschitto
Enzo
Lola Höller
Marie
Karen Dahmen
Nina
Therese Hämer
Dr. Angelika Weber
Jochen Kolenda
Dr. Jürgen Weber
Hedi Kriegeskotte
Brigitte
Paula Essam
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