Irren ist männlich

Lawyer Thomas Neumann is extremely successful in his career and happily married to his wife Bettina. Nevertheless, he has a mistress on the side, who one day reveals to him that she wants him to have a child. Thomas agrees, but a sperm test reveals that he is infertile. Now he asks himself the question: who is the real father of his children? His brother Johannes, a priest, helps him to find out the truth. Thomas suspects two former friends with whom he and Bettina used to go on vacation. He invites them to his home so that he can carry out comparative studies in peace, as genetic testing didn't exist back then. One friend has gone mad, the other is blind. The two of them cause Thomas' household a great deal of confusion, especially as he has to entertain an important business partner from overseas at his home.

3

96 min

Cast

Herbert Knaup

as Thomas

Corinna Harfouch

as Bettina

Richy Müller

as Johannes

Dominik Graf

as Lorenz

Axel Milberg

as Philipp Wegener

Natalia Wörner

as Susanne Sochaki

Lena May Graf

as Gina

Robert Gwisdek

as Leo

Adele Neuhauser

as Schlegel

Max Herbrechter

as Sporner

Hans-Jörg Assmann

as Berger

Douglas Hudgins

as Major Jim

Dulcie Smart

as Thelma

Jochen Striebeck

as Dr. Hoffmann

Ralph Herforth

as Di Santis

Wolfgang Maria Bauer

as Dr. Zettler

Isi ter Jung

as Arzthelferin 1

Sabina Luft

as Arzthelferin 2

Gerd Lohmeyer

as Kurierfahrer

Ulf Raeder

as Zollbeamter

Julian Büchner

as Polizist

Renate Sendlinger

as Stewardess

Shellye Broughton

as Biggi

Sebastian Brandt

as Ministrant

Robin Getrost

as Little Jim

John Hormann

as Mandant 1

Helmut Mahlke

as Mandant 2

Harald Hauschildt

as Herr im Fahrstuhl 1

Eric Moss

as Herr im Fahrstuhl 2

Andreas Schneppe

as Herr im Fahrstuhl 3

Traugott Maßmann

as Herr im Fahrstuhl 4

Kevin Moss

as Leos Freund

Director

Sherry Hormann