Like Mother, Like Daughter

Things that we are taught in our childhood, we keep for the rest of our lives. This experience the attractive Barbara Taylor has to make. She had a child relatively early with her boyfriend William, who is now her husband. But William is not very loyal and gets punished for it: When fucking the horny neighbor, his heart stops, making Barbara single-handedly raise her child. Of course, she makes sure that her daughter doesn't suffer the same fate. Thus, she is of course furious when the daughter brings home the first boyfriend. But things take their course - like mother, like daughter.

Directed by Paul Rusch, Like Mother, Like Daughter leans on a strong ensemble — Uschi Karnat, Michelle Charrier, Danny Wiedemann — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about romance titles of 1990.