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Scene from Frauensee (2012)
Scene Details
| Duration: 188 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: supers992 |
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| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1280x534 | Added: 2021-Apr-09 |
Actresses in this Scene
Nele Rosetz
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Alternate Names: Bianca Nele Rosetz
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Nele Rosetz starred as Rosa in 'Frauensee' (2012), a film about four women spending a weekend at a lakeside bungalow, exploring intense attraction fueled by differing hopes and worldviews.
Therese Hämer
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Alternate Names: Therese Haemer, Theresa Haemer, Theresa Hämer
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Therese Hämer stars as Rosa, the guardian of lakes north of Berlin and a professional fisher, in the 2012 film 'Frauensee'. She lives with her lover Kirsten in a lakeside bungalow and together they host two young students for a weekend break. The intense sexual attraction between them is driven by their diverse hopes and worldviews.
About the Movie: Frauensee (2012)
Release Year: 2012
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Alternative Title: Woman's Lake, Nők tava
Director: Zoltan Paul
Writer: Zoltan Paul
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Genre: Drama
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Story
In the waning days of summer, Rosa, a guardian and professional fisherwoman of the lakes north of Berlin, spends a weekend with her lover Kirsten at their lakeside bungalow. They welcome two young students from Berlin for a weekend break. The intense sexual attraction among the four women is fueled by their profoundly different hopes and worldviews.
Summary
Frauensee is a 2012 German drama directed by Zoltan Paul. Set in the magical hinterland north of Berlin, the film revolves around Rosa, a guardian and professional fisherwoman who shares her lakeside bungalow with her lover Kirsten for weekends. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when they host two young students from Berlin for a weekend break. The intense sexual dynamics among the four women are driven by their differing perspectives on life.