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Mother for Life

2004, German. Directed by Sylvie Banuls & Peter Heller.

The film follows the life of a large family over three decades and generations. The rising saga of a formerly homeless family survived since the mid-seventies solely thanks to the mother's figure, the strength and bond of this "Mama General". Following her motto, "one for all - all for one," she keeps the family together and tied. And yet, it is no longer like before. One force is noticeably weakening. Mama General is dying...

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Released
5 December 2004
Original title
Mutterjahre
Country
Germany
Written by
Peter Heller, Sylvie Banuls
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Mother for Life (2004) was directed by Sylvie Banuls and Peter Heller.

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