Wolfgirl (1984)
The story of a short but intense friendship between two very different women in Berlin. Mascha, in her mid-30’s, worked as a television editor for years before dropping out to make two self-financed and unexpectedly successful theatrical films. At the moment, she is taking a break – she’s run out of ideas. Her plight is made worse by her boyfriend Frank’s unsympathetic attitude. He is a head of production, from a working class background, an unscrupulous career man, and won’t tolerate an unsuccessful woman around him. In the midst of this exasperating mess, Mascha meets the ‘’wolf girl’’, Dennis, a young black rebel who works as a cleaner in a theater. The girl fascinates Mascha and she finally breaks her long, loveless relationship with frank so she can spend more time with Dennis. The two women move in together: Mascha because she wants to turn the simple ‘’wild’’ Dennis into a more sedate person, and Dennis because she has secret hopes of finding human warmth and shelter.
Director: Dagmar Beiersdorf
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Imke Barnstedt as Mascha |
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Martine Felton as Dennis |
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Lothar Lambert as Kurtchen "Marilyn" |
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Albert Heins as Frank |
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Mustafa Iskandarani as Rajab |
| Sound | Christian Sievers | Sound |
| Directing | Dagmar Beiersdorf | Director |
| Writing | Dagmar Beiersdorf | Writer |
| Sound | Pete Wyoming-Bender | Music |
| Sound | Albert Kittler | Music |
| Editing | Lothar Lambert | Editor |