Miss Sixty
Synopsis
Now that we’re all living longer and “40 is the new 30,” why can’t 60 be the new 40? That’s what Louise and Frans think when they embark on bold new life adventures. Louise is a molecular biologist who decides to make a withdrawal from the sperm bank and have a baby. Meanwhile, gallery owner Frans decides to re-boot his career by finding the hottest new talent on the art scene. While attempting to recapture their lost youth and avoid total ridicule, Louise and Frans accidentally cross paths.
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Principal cast & crew: 19
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Edited by Mona BrauerShot by Matthias FleischerScored by Max KnothDesigned by Thorsten Sabel
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- Mi vida a los sesentaes
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19 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Iris Berben
as Luise Jansen
Edgar Selge
as Frans Winther
Carmen Maja Antoni
as Doris Jansen
Bjorn Von Der Wellen
as Max Winther
Jordis Richter
as Romy von Cramm
Christoph Franken
as Jon Schmidt
Gotz Schubert
as Prof. Bernhard Minsk
Kirsten Block
as Marlies Heffner
Michael Gwisdek
as Dieter Düncker
Liliane Amuat
as Sylvie Pasche
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