Alpenglühen Trailer

Alpenglühen Trailer (2003)

21 November 2003 Comedy, Romance, TV Movie

Widow Rosa has lived on her mountain pasture for 38 years. Nobody takes her away. No one? The priest is so enchanted by her homemade chocolates that he secretly sends her to a competition. And Rosa wins! At the award ceremony in Hamburg, two suitors try to win Rosa's favor. But fishmonger Hannes and handsome Matteo have ulterior motives...

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Cast

Christiane Hörbiger

as Rosa Mayrhofer

Götz George

as Hannes Seeger

Peter Sattmann

as Matteo di MonteCaprese

Fritz Karl

as Bertram Mayrhofer

Peter Matic

as Ignatz Mayrhofer

Anton Pointecker

as Pfarrer Quendolin Roggenwiller

Dietmar König

as Banker Rothmann

Brigitte Janner

as Anette Kowalski

Kai Maertens

as Kurt Böck

Crew

Hajo Gies

Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 21 November 2003

Production Companies

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