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Scene from Die fruchtbaren Jahre sind vorbei (2019)
Scene Details
| Duration: 184 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: supers992 |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 113 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1280x544 | Added: 2022-Jan-16 |
Actresses in this Scene
Anne Haug
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Anne Haug is a Swiss actress known for her work on stage and screen.
Michèle Rohrbach
Birth Name: Michèle Rohrbach
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Alternate Names: Michele Rohrbach
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Michèle Rohrbach is a Swiss actress born in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. She began her acting career in German-language films and television series.
About the Movie: Die fruchtbaren Jahre sind vorbei (2019)
Release Year: 2019
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Alternative Title: Küldetés: Teherbe esni, Płodne lata już za nami, Часики тикают, Vagenda Stories
Director: Natascha Beller
Writer: Natascha Beller
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Genre: Comedy, Comedy Film
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Story
The story begins at Amanda's wedding where her sister Leila discovers that Amanda is pregnant. Despite keeping it a secret, Leila promptly announces it to everyone present. While guests are happy, Amanda worries about how this will affect her career and Leila starts worrying about her own fertility. In response to her newfound panic, Leila sets herself the goal of getting pregnant as soon as possible. Along with her friend Sophie, she throws herself into the nightlife in pursuit of this goal. However, Sophie seems more preoccupied with finding babysitters than finding a suitable man.
Summary
Die fruchtbaren Jahre sind vorbei is a German comedy film directed by Natascha Beller and released in 2019. The movie centers around the theme of fertility anxiety, focusing on Leila's reaction to discovering her sister Amanda's pregnancy at Amanda's wedding. Leila's panic leads her to believe that she needs to have a child immediately, driving much of the film's comedic action.