Miss Sixty is a 2014 film comedy directed by Sigrid Hoerner. The feature film is based on a screenplay by British-German screenwriter Jane Ainscough and deals with the sixty-year-old molecular biologist Luise Jansen, embodied by Iris Berben, who, after her forced retirement, decides to fulfill her late childhood wish.About the sperm donor she has chosen, she learns about his father, the young gallerist Frans, played by Edgar Selge, for whom she initially feels abhorrent, but with time she develops more than just friendly feelings.Hoerner's directorial debut was produced by the Moneypenny film production, Bavaria Pictures, Senator Film and EMF Eberhard Müller Filmproduktion and filmed in North Rhine-Westphalia between July and August 2013.Berben and Selge joined Carmen-Maya Antoni, Björn von der Wellen, Jördis Richter, Götz Schubert and Michael Gwisdek. The film was released on 1 April 2014, when it received mixed reviews and attracted more than 100,000 visitors to the cinemas.