Glastage
Overview
Rosalie, an aging art historian, falls in love with a troubled bisexual artist half her age. Their relationship becomes pure torture for them both.
Top Cast
Martina Schaak
Rosalie

André Schneider
Damian
Ingmar Skrinjar
Marius
Alexander Bandilla
Dr. Claasen
Doris Prilop
Inga
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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