Muttis Liebling 2007
In *Muttis Liebling (2007)*, Xaver Schwarzenberger crafts a biting yet heartfelt comedy about overprotection and personal growth. The film follows Wolferl, a 38-year-old bank employee who still lives under his mother Maria's domineering roof.
Director: Xaver Schwarzenberger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Muttis Liebling (2007) about?
*Muttis Liebling (2007)* tells the story of Wolferl, a 38-year-old bank employee who clings to his mother's apron strings, much to his family's dismay. When he falls for Eva, a beautician, his mother's possessive nature escalates, threatening to derail his newfound independence.
Who directed Muttis Liebling?
The film was directed by Xaver Schwarzenberger, known for his work in Austrian cinema and television.
Who stars in Muttis Liebling?
The cast includes Monica Bleibtreu, Gregor Bloéb, Friedrich von Thun, Marie Bäumer, and Ulrike Beimpold in key roles.
Is Muttis Liebling (2007) worth watching?
As a comedy with emotional depth and strong performances, *Muttis Liebling (2007)* offers a charming blend of humor and heart. While not widely rated, its themes and Austrian charm make it a delightful choice for fans of character-driven films.
How long is Muttis Liebling?
Runtime details are not listed for *Muttis Liebling (2007)*.
About Muttis Liebling (2007) — A Comedy About Family, Love, and Breaking Free
In *Muttis Liebling (2007)*, Xaver Schwarzenberger crafts a biting yet heartfelt comedy about overprotection and personal growth. The film follows Wolferl, a 38-year-old bank employee who still lives under his mother Maria's domineering roof. While his father Josef plots an escape from their stifling marriage and his sister Nannerl encourages independence, Wolferl seems content—until he meets Eva, a beautician who sparks a romantic awakening. But Maria's jealousy knows no bounds, even resorting to drastic measures to keep her 'mummy's boy' trapped in her gilded cage.
Set against a backdrop of suburban Austria, *Muttis Liebling (2007)* blends sharp humor with poignant themes of control, love, and the struggle for self-discovery. Monica Bleibtreu shines as the overbearing Maria, while the ensemble cast—including Gregor Bloéb and Marie Bäumer—delivers performances that balance comedy with emotional depth. With its mix of family drama and lighthearted satire, this Austrian gem is a must-watch for fans of character-driven comedies.