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Muxe

Country: Austria, Language: German, 118 mins

  • Director: Michael Satzinger; Barbara Huber
  • Writer: Michael Satzinger
  • Producer: Marlene Rudy; Michael Satzinger

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When Muxe, a Two Spirit Indio, is invited to Europe to attend an ethnological exhibition he falls head over heels in love with Gonzo, a member of a provincial rock band. The two men become entangled in a turbulent adventure involving Cloud People and an ancient clay vase that is reputed to contain a secret message. But before they can overcome the barriers that their different cultures present and confess their love to each other they have a mystery to solve. A secret that once revealed has the power to change life on Earth forever.


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Cast & Characters

Franz Robert Ceeh;
Julia Schwarz as Sister of Gonzo;
Sissi Gotsbachner as Film Producer;
Oliver Stummer as Meteorologist;
Rochus Millauer as Museum's Director;
Thomas Kracher as Gonzo;
Margot Hruby as Physicist;
Liane Wagner;
Rodolfo Carrasco-Marin as Muxe;
Peter Hans Christian Fernbach as Psychologist;
Michael Fernbach as Journalist