Herbstmilch (1989)This is a cinematic adaptation of the autobiography of Anna Wimschneider. It depicts her life's experiences and workaday routines as a woman born on a farm in lower Bavaria... See full summary » Director:Joseph Vilsmaier |
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Herbstmilch (1989)This is a cinematic adaptation of the autobiography of Anna Wimschneider. It depicts her life's experiences and workaday routines as a woman born on a farm in lower Bavaria... See full summary » Director:Joseph Vilsmaier |
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Dana Vávrová | ... |
Anna Wimschneider
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Werner Stocker | ... |
Albert Wimschneider
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Claude-Oliver Rudolph | ... |
Official
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Eva Mattes | ... |
Photographer
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Ilona Mayer | ... |
Resl
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Herta Schwarz | ... |
Aunt
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Renate Grosser | ... |
Mother-in-Law
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Julius Mitterer | ... |
Uncle Otto
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Albert Wimschneider | ... |
Uncle Albert
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Marie Bardischewski | ... |
Mother
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Werner Schnitzer | ... |
Driver
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Klara Lidova | ||
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Waltraud Ludwig | ||
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Karel Hermánek | ||
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Hans Schuler | ||
This is a cinematic adaptation of the autobiography of Anna Wimschneider. It depicts her life's experiences and workaday routines as a woman born on a farm in lower Bavaria, Germany, in the 1920s. Anna's mother died early in child-bed and since then Anna had to take her place and work very hard. On a Nazi rally she meets young Albert, who owns a farm. They realize that they both don't believe into fascism, and go off for a coffee bar, where he starts wooing her. Against her prior decision to leave the farm-life as soon as possible, she agrees to marry him, in the hope that her life will become easier on Albert's farm. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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