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Kinderüberraschung - Aus dem Leben eines Samenspenders

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2016
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1
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German

Kinderüberraschung

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Aus dem Leben eines Samenspenders

Von Renate Maurer

Zwei Frauen suchen per Annonce einen Samenspender, „aber keinen Vater“. Maik, Mitte Zwanzig und Student in Berlin, verhilft den beiden gerne zum Babyglück. Und das ist erst der Anfang.

Er hilft weiteren lesbischen Paaren und Singlefrauen, denen der Zugang zur Samenbank versperrt ist. Er will Gutes tun, verlangt kein Geld. Vertrauen ist alles. Zehn Jahre später ist Maik immer noch Student und hat sieben Kinder mit sechs Frauen gezeugt. Und dann folgt eine „böse“ Kinderüberraschung.

Regie: die Autorin

Mit: Irina Wanka, Philip Scheiner

Ton: Otmar Bergsmann

Produktion: ORF 2016

Länge: 53'29

Renate Maurer, geboren in München, studierte Theaterwissenschaft, Germanistik und Geschichte

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Kinderüberraschung

    No date given · 24 min

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  1. Kinderüberraschung - Aus dem Leben eines Samenspenders

    Hörspiele · Renate Maurer · 1 episode here · archive.org

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