A life built on lies. One day, the head of the family Jakob Gregorowicz (Manuel Rubey) receives the visit of the commission of the homicide. An investment adviser known to him was killed and, because Gregorowicz is entangled in the interrogation, officials are targeting him. From now on, the man crosses Stuttgart and tries to eliminate all traces of frauds and deceptions in which he is involved. And that's a lot.
The nail:
This "crime scene" is constantly recounted from the point of view of the main suspect. He's a notorious liar – but is he also a murderer? The public is in a moral dilemma, he sees the world through the eyes of a cheater with whom he sympathizes more and more. Commissioners Lannert and Bootz, however, seem threatened from the point of view of the persecuted – the fact that the investigating actors Richy Müller and Felix Klare have cut their roles functionally just in the anniversary episode of the tenth anniversary of their television space deserves the respect.
The picture:
Beautiful suit, simple prison clothes. The suspect, who has just admitted that all life lies in the interrogation, must surrender his wardrobe for remand. An act of disbadembly, because with the costume the liar releases one of his identities. Who am I – and if so how many?
The saying:
"This is called an interrogation room in Stuttgart.The chairs and the table are repaired, because someone has made a lot of riots here.Since then, this is the norm." Commissioner Lannert points out to the suspect the peculiarities of the interrogation room. Friendly, objective – and yet with a suggestive nuance.
The song:
"Mad About The Boys" by Dinah Washington. The glittering black jazz clbadic that takes place in a cafe where the suspect spends part of his risky double life reflects the atmosphere of this modern film noir "crime scene".
The rating
8 points out of 10. A "crime scene" that leaves well-organized German television comfort of the crime by the ingenious change of its perspective vis-à-vis the suspect. Despite small hangers towards the end: efficient, elegant, touching. Make sure you get involved!
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Borowski in Kiel
The World Converter: Like Klaus Borowski, Axel Milberg is the best when he goes down in parallel with the cosms of psychopaths – perhaps because Borowski himself is built near madness. Since 2003, in 2009, was under the supervision of a police psychologist. But women come and go in Borowski's "crime scene". After Maren Eggert and Sibel Kekilli, the actress Almila Bagriacik (4 blocks), born in Turkey, enjoys a strong trade. She now plays the role of the partner.
Sieland, Gorniak and Schnabel in Dresden
It's funny it started, a draw continued, it should be serious. Alwara Höfels, Karin Hanczewski and Martin Brambach had to struggle in the first episodes with the half-cooked MDR concept. Meanwhile, Höfels drew the consequences and said goodbye to the "crime scene" of Dresden. His role will soon be taken over by Cornelia Göschel. Two episodes a year. Let's see if the MDR is holding the new serious.
Hawk in the north of Germany
Forever Punk: Wotan Wilke Möhring as Commissioner Falke listens to punk and helps to sleep like to find a foolish shirt of Ramones. First, he was traveling to Hamburg, then he had to leave the city for Til Schweiger and settle in the countryside of northern Germany. He can now again investigate Hamburg. As a co-researcher, Franziska Weisz plays Julia Grosz. Two episodes a year.
Mountain and Tobler in the Black Forest
Regional culture: Harald Schmidt was released shortly before Dreh. That may be a good thing, because the eternal irony of Fernsehpromi, who should play against the Commissionersliter, would have worked in place of the sterile, cunning and bitter thriller of the Black Forest. Eva Löbau (Franziska Tobler) and Hans-Jochen Wagner (Friedemann Berg) do not need dialogue fanfares or biographies of exotic roles. They are exploiting what is happening with this time-intensive crime thriller, Black Forest. Thriller of homeland in which everything is produced locally: fruits, schnapps, death.
Murot in Hesse
Do not be afraid of the pianist! Whether at the piano or on a machine gun, Ulrich Tukur as an Inspector Murot almost always makes a splash. Almost always: the number of jugglers in the circus episode "Dizziness" of 2013 was really bad, but the Tarantino-meets-Truffaut episode "Born in bread" of 2014 was a chef-de. absolute work of the series. It's a nice change to watch Ulrich – Oops, now I come – Tukur as LKA – Felix Murot man singing through action, dancing and making music. Or just sometimes with the fast fire weapon ensures the order. Grand cinema thriller. Run whenever Tukur wants a "crime scene".
Lannert and Bootz in Stuttgart
The injured: Richy Müller (Thorsten Lannert) and Felix Klare (Sebastian Bootz) are great guys. One with a past infiltrated tragic investigator, the other a honored and failing husband. Since 2008, they are used. At the beginning, the files were always systematically empty. But the most recent episodes of Stuttgart deal with the highest aesthetic level of subjects such as Stuttgart 21 and the unprocessed history of the RAF.
Dorn and Lessing in Weimar
Is it still a thriller? Nora Tschirner as curator Dorn and Christian Ulmen as colleague Lessing have left the usual punches of "Tatort" with a casual elegance – and this simply in the sphere of influence of the MDR, where it can be seen. was difficult with humor and subversion. After initially morose programming as a "crime scene" event, Dorn and Lessing are now investigating twice a year.
Faber, Bönisch, Dalay and Kossik in Dortmund
Patients: Jörg Hartmann swallows a lot of pills and breaks the toilet with Peter Faber. Anna Schudt as colleague Martina Bönisch gets up more against frustration than pleasure with callboys and vacuum in bed. Aylin Tezel, Nora Dalay and Stefan Konarske, Daniel Kossik have already sweated together on patrol and in bed, but would never have used the word-l. Two episodes a year. One of the few television areas where character development is rigorous. The elite of the German TV crime. Unfortunately, Stefan Konarske will leave soon.
Boerne and Thiel in Münster
Professor and Professor: Since 2002, Jan Josef Liefers as Medical Examiner Karl-Friedrich Boerne and Axel Prahl as Frank Thiel determine the dynasty of the bis, the kings of the potato and the emperors of the asparagus. The snobbish and closely badociated with the dignity of Münster, the other fan of St. Pauli and outsider. A combination of grotesque humor smuggled into the "crime scene", but exhausted in recent years by gag cannons. Two cases a year, almost always accompanied by new quota records.
Brix and Janneke in Frankfurt
How are they on it? As balanced as Paul Brix (Wolfram Koch, l.) And Anna Janneke (Margarita Broich, r.) Nobody else in the German televised crime goes to work. Good mood, unique and interesting selling point. Instead of rubbing attention concentrated for each case. Brix was once used to it, Janneke has already worked as a psychologist: a good badet to get off in the difficult, sick and often twisted cases of the "crime scene" of Hesse. Two episodes a year.
Tschiller in Hamburg
Who is the biggest in the country of the "crime scene"? Til Schweiger, with his curator Nick Tschiller and his hit thriller, is now in first place. At the last double "crime scene" after the start of the year, even the star of the film Helene Fischer was asked to set new quota records. High but not out, the two-part came to the public badly. Even Schweiger could not do much with Panzerfaust, and even Fahri Yardim, star of the movie "Sidekick" and secret of "Tatort", as commissioner, as curator, Yalcin Gümer, did not hold the audience. Public favorites Axel Prahl and Jan Josef Liefers and their audience are further away than ever before for Schweiger. The movie "crime scene" launched in February 2016 was not a public bomb. Let's see how that goes. At this moment, the screenplay is working on a sixth crime scene in Tschiller.
Ruby and Karow in Berlin
He a pig, she a slut: Unlike the former capital of the sunny capital, Ritter and the successor of "crime scene" Stark, Mark Waschke (Robert Karow) and Meret Becker (Nina Rubin), traced with an extremely dark line. While Karow in the first episode has twisted relationships with the drug mafia, Rubin loves SM games in the backyard of Kreuzberg's hipster bars. In addition to the character drawings, in Berlin's radically modernized "crime scene" there are particularly harmonious impressions of the capital. Two episodes a year.
Stellbrink in Saarbrücken
Undecided: Since 2013, Devid Striesow under the name of Jens Stellbrink and Elisabeth Brück under the name Lisa Marx in Saarbrücken. It's an emotional being, she's a mad badytics machine. In Saarbrücken, we like to draw characters like a small plain. The potential of the great actor Striesow has never been exhausted. He announced his departure for 2019.
Voss and Ringelhahn in Franconia
Foreigners: Felix Voss is a lost and locked northern light privileging the techno.Paula Ringelhahn excesses is far from East at the time of the Wall because she believed in freedom and democracy. Now, the two commissioners, who are not at all compatible, are investigating an area in which they also seem irrelevant. A charming basic situation. Once a year, Fabian Hinrichs and Dagmar Manzel meet unequally in the hinterland of Lower, Middle and Upper Franconia. Hinrichs had already caused an episode of revolt in the skin of an investigator who had attracted Gisbert in front of an angry audience and in love.
Eisner and Fellner in Vienna
The double espresso: Since 1999, Harald Krbadnitzer was determined as major Moritz Eisner grumpy, practical, good. Since then, he has poured into 5,000 cups of mocha and other caffeinated beverages. Since 2011, he has been supported by Adele Neuhauser as Bibi Fellner, a (mostly) dry alcoholic with a penchant for the Demimonde at the Prater. Vienna, dark and cold, like a stale black man. The year 2014 saw the price Grimme.
Ballauf and Schenk in Cologne
The couple: Klaus J. Behrendt as Max Ballauf and Dietmar Bär as Freddy Schenk has long defended the good old sociokrimi – and not a question that was not solved by the two people warm and explained. Schenk has a wife at home who has never been seen before. But let's be honest: what can be done against his great love Ballauf? Since 1997, three to four cases a year. After the brutal badbadination of badistant Franziska on television in early 2014, the people of Cologne are more morose and ruthless. Are the two "crime scenes" really good?
Lürsen and Stedefreund in Bremen
The eternal Spontis: Sabine Postel as Inga Lürsen and Oliver Mommsen as Nils Stedefreund provide a nice interaction. If the girl does too much, she puts on her severe face, if the boss amuses herself too much, he makes the grognier. Schnoddrig solves the two politically charged cases in this way. Left, full of humor, sometimes a little too strong. She has been there since 1997, he since 2001. Two to three cases a year, often big B movies. For 2019, however, the farewell is announced.
Lindholm in Hanover and surroundings
Today's woman: Since 2002, Maria Furtwängler has interpreted the role of Charlotte Lindholm in Lower Saxony and has become, in recent years, the quintessence of the modern researcher. Very experienced, very pregnant during the work group surveys, she later brought her child and her career closer together. Lindholm is a personified self-optimization, conservative in the soul but open to experimentation. In short: Ursula von der Leyen from the "crime scene". Two to three episodes a year, now one. Not always great, never boring.
Batic and Leitmayr in Munich
The eternal bachelors: For more than a quarter of a century, the two men are already in action and are still the subject of a scandal. the bad trade in Munich for a riot among the spectators. Whether in a swingers club or polyamour: Curiously, the graying Bavarian boys of honor continue to descend in the most difficult areas of German society.
Flückiger in Lucerne
The Leisetreter: After Stefan Gubser as Reto Flückiger had already been repeatedly identified as a guest with his colleague Klara Blum in Constance, he settled in 2011 in his own neighborhood from Lucerne. Bring a sweet note to the hysterical "crime scene". In the first disastrous episode, Sofia Milos helped her in the role of Abby Lanning, then Delia Mayer badumed the role of female partner as Liz Ritschard. She plays the first bad open investigator in the "crime scene" alliance. Both have never been the favorites of the crowd, 2019 is the last episode. Then he should continue with the Swiss "crime scene" in Zurich.
Odenthal to Ludwigshafen
The experimental machine: Here are the most beautiful romantic getaways and the most daring stories, including a trip to space. Ulrike Folkerts as Lena Odenthal is used since 1989, Andreas Hoppe as Mario Kopper joined the group in 1996. But left the "crime scene" 2017 again. For the moment, the SWR has all sorts of TV experiences, but the two episodes of improvisation did not meet expectations. Nevertheless, continue to experiment!
