Mein Sohn, der Herr Minister (My Son, the Minister) is a 1937 German comedy-drama directed by Veit Harlan, adapted from an André Birabeau play, about a self-made businesswoman who has succeeded in making her son a minister in the French Republic, leading to family chaos and revelations of paternity (the minister's servant is his real father), ultimately resulting in the son's resignation and the servant becoming minister, a satirical look at French politics that was later classified as a propaganda film after the war.

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