Vergiss Dein Ende
Synopsis
Hannelore (65) has been caring for her husband Klaus (69), who has dementia, for four years. She is now at the end of her tether. When her neighbour Günther (65) unexpectedly goes away on a trip, Hannelore simply follows him—leaving her husband alone at home. What Hannelore doesn't know is that Günther has just lost his partner to cancer and wants to take his own life in a vacation home on the coast.
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- Director
- Andreas Kannengießer
- Original Title
- Vergiss Dein Ende
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Anna Wendt Filmproduktion
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Andreas Kannengießer
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What is Vergiss Dein Ende about?
Hannelore (65) has been caring for her husband Klaus (69), who has dementia, for four years. She is now at the end of her tether. When her neighbour Günther (65) unexpectedly goes away on a trip, Hannelore simply follows him—leaving her husband alone at home. What Hannelore doesn't know is that Günther has just lost his partner to cancer and wants to take his own life in a vacation home on the coast.
Who directed Vergiss Dein Ende?
Vergiss Dein Ende was directed by Andreas Kannengießer.
Who stars in Vergiss Dein Ende?
The principal cast of Vergiss Dein Ende includes Renate Krößner, Dieter Mann, Hermann Beyer, André Röhner.
When was Vergiss Dein Ende released and how long is it?
Vergiss Dein Ende was released in 2011 with a total runtime of Unknown.