Top Cast
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Judy Winter
Dr. Margarete Johnsohn
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Christoph Waltz
Rainer
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Jutta Speidel
Klara
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Karl Walter Diess
Anton Johnsohn
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Kurt Raab
Herr Körber
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Inge Birkmann
Margaretes mother
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Bernd Herberger
Erich
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Nikolas Lansky
Physician
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Edith Volkmann
Frau Moos
Overview
The divorced and emancipated Margarete Johnson falls in love with her young and extremely medical bandaged nephew.
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