Mutter, Kutter, Kind

The film follows Heddi, a self-assured coastal fisherwoman, and her estranged daughter Eva, an environmental activist. Despite their similarities, years of silence have created a rift between them. The story unfolds when Eva unexpectedly returns to her childhood home in a small Baltic Sea village with her son, Jannis, seeking help as she faces prison time for her activism.

Mutter, Kutter, Kind delves into themes of family, responsibility, and the challenges of activism. It juxtaposes Heddi's tough exterior with Eva's militant ideals, creating a dynamic interplay of emotions and conflicts. The film's setting offers a unique glimpse into life by the sea, adding depth to the narrative. The top cast includes Anneke Kim Sarnau, Zoe Moore, and Jutta Wachowiak, each bringing their characters to life in this poignant tale.