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The Stationmaster’s Wife
The lackluster and plodding Bolweiser has the (mis)fortune to be married to the town’s siren; his trusting nature leads him into serious trouble when she beds nearly every available guy.
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The lackluster and plodding Bolweiser has the (mis)fortune to be married to the town’s siren; his trusting nature leads him into serious trouble when she beds nearly every available guy.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Rainer Werner Fassbinder
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film
Cast
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Director
Elisabeth Trissenaar
Hanni Bolwieser
Kurt Raab
Xaver Ferdinand Maria Bolwieser - Station Master
Bernhard Helfrich
Franz Merkl
Karl-Heinz von Hassel
Windegger
Volker Spengler
Mangst
Gustl Bayrhammer
Neidhart
Udo Kier
Schafftaler
Peter Kern
Treuberger
Willy Harlander
Schempflinger
Lilo Pempeit
Frau Käser
Elma Karlowa
Krankenschwester
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