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Pokerface - Grandman Takes Them All 2016

★ 6.01 votes89 min📅 2016-03-16

In *Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All* (2016), Austrian filmmaker Erhard Riedlsperger delivers a sharp, darkly comedic TV movie that follows Rosa Hofer, a determined grandmother who stumbles upon a dangerous secret: her son-in-law's gambling debts have spiraled out of control.

Director: Erhard Riedlsperger

Cast

Cornelia Froboess
Cornelia Froboess
Rosa Hofer
Werner Prinz
Kurt Hofer
Sabine Waibel
Beatrix Zimmermann
Simon Hatzl
Simon Hatzl
Udo Zimmermann
Georg Friedrich
Georg Friedrich
Köhn
Sinan Al Kuri
Cem
Xaver Hutter
Xaver Hutter
Goller
Paul Matic
Paul Matic
Dr. Weber
Karin Seyfried
Krankenschwester
Karl Fischer
Karl Fischer
Charly

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All (2016) about?

The film follows Rosa Hofer, a grandmother who discovers her son-in-law's massive gambling debts and takes drastic action to save her family's home. Teaming up with an unexpected ally, she infiltrates the world of illegal poker to expose the truth and secure their future.

Who directed Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All?

Erhard Riedlsperger directed the film, bringing his signature blend of dark comedy and drama to this tense yet humorous story.

Who stars in Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All?

The cast includes Cornelia Froboess, Werner Prinz, Simon Hatzl, Georg Friedrich, and Sabine Waibel, delivering standout performances that drive the film's emotional core.

Is Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All (2016) worth watching?

With its clever script, strong performances, and a unique premise, *Pokerface* is a solid pick for fans of dark comedies and family dramas. While not a blockbuster, its tight runtime and engaging plot make it a satisfying watch for those who enjoy character-driven storytelling.

How long is Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All?

The film runs for 89 minutes.

About Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All (2016) — When a grandmother plays the high-stakes game

In *Pokerface – Grandman Takes Them All* (2016), Austrian filmmaker Erhard Riedlsperger delivers a sharp, darkly comedic TV movie that follows Rosa Hofer, a determined grandmother who stumbles upon a dangerous secret: her son-in-law's gambling debts have spiraled out of control. Desperate to salvage her family's future—and their mortgaged home—Rosa takes matters into her own hands, trailing her reckless son-in-law to a seedy underground poker den. With little time to spare, she teams up with Charly, a café worker with her own stake in the game, to outwit the high-stakes players and expose the truth before disaster strikes.

The film blends suspense and humor as Rosa navigates a world of shady characters and high-risk gambles, all while clinging to the hope of redemption. Backed by a stellar cast including Cornelia Froboess, Werner Prinz, and Georg Friedrich, *Pokerface* offers a witty yet poignant look at family loyalty, financial desperation, and the lengths one will go to protect what matters most. Set against the gritty backdrop of Vienna's underbelly, this 89-minute comedy-thriller keeps audiences on the edge of their seats with its unpredictable twists.