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"Faustrecht der Freiheit" (1975), also known as "Fox and His Friends," is a German drama directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder. The film follows Franz Biberkopf, a working-class man who wins the lottery and becomes romantically involved with Eugen Thiess, a man from a higher social class. As their relationship develops, Franz finds himself entangled with Eugen's materialistic friends, leading to personal and social conflicts. The film explores themes of class disparity, love, and exploitation.
Cast:
Franz Biberkopf: Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Eugen Thiess: Peter Chatel
Max: Karlheinz Böhm
Wolf Thiess: Adrian Hoven
Hedwig: Christiane Maybach
Philip: Harry Baer
Barman Springer: Hans Zander
Wodka-Peter: Kurt Raab
Attorney Dr. Siebenkäss: Rudolf Lenz
Klaus: Karl Scheydt
Florist 'Fatty' Schmidt: Peter Kern
Krapp: Karl-Heinz Staudenmeyer
Car dealer: Walter Sedlmayr
Doctor: Bruce Low
American Soldier: Marquard Bohm
Shopkeeper 2: Brigitte Mira
Secretary at Travel Agency: Evelyn Künneke
Alwine: Barbara Valentin
Cast:
Franz Biberkopf: Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Eugen Thiess: Peter Chatel
Max: Karlheinz Böhm
Wolf Thiess: Adrian Hoven
Hedwig: Christiane Maybach
Philip: Harry Baer
Barman Springer: Hans Zander
Wodka-Peter: Kurt Raab
Attorney Dr. Siebenkäss: Rudolf Lenz
Klaus: Karl Scheydt
Florist 'Fatty' Schmidt: Peter Kern
Krapp: Karl-Heinz Staudenmeyer
Car dealer: Walter Sedlmayr
Doctor: Bruce Low
American Soldier: Marquard Bohm
Shopkeeper 2: Brigitte Mira
Secretary at Travel Agency: Evelyn Künneke
Alwine: Barbara Valentin