At the end of the "crime scene" the entrepreneurial couple Lohmann watched their old wedding video: in the background Jennifer Rush's "The Power of Love" sounded in the foreground. In the foreground, shooter queen Biggi happily shot the balloon rising from the wedding party with the revolver. Previously, the audience has seen how the spouses wanted to save their near-bankrupt Solar Technology GmbH with a fake robbery.
Rifleman Biggi had shot a bullet in the eye of an unexpected security man, a hit that made the investigators believe that organized crime was involved in the murder. This "crime scene" was a thriller between unleashed grotesque and touching nostalgia spectacle.
In our review, we wrote: "That's just the great thing about this 'crime scene' from the eroded zones of German middle class: that we take the desperate 80's survivors, that they are ready for anything, their 80's world into the present to rescue." We gave 9 out of 10 points. How did you find the thriller?
That this ambitious project arose is also due to the great ensemble, which was perfectly staffed from the main to the supporting roles: Katharina Marie Schubert had previously shone as a geriatric nurse in the Stuttgart "crime scene" in a moving episode lead role. Friedrich Mücke, who personably sympathetic way personified a would-be gangster, is seen after the sovereign exit from the short-lived problem "crime scene" Erfurt Erfurt regularly in strong television plays.
Remarkably, as the editors of the Hessischer Rundfunk repeatedly surprised with boldly conceived "crime scenes". Another episode with Margarita Broich and Wolfram Koch is already finished, entitled "The Good and the Bad" and will premiere next week at the Film Festival Ludwigshafen. Hannelore Elsner, who died in April, can be seen in one of her last roles.
