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An angel?
In the afterlife, Boerne also met the dead ex-colleague Krusenstern again.
Photo: Martin Valentin Menke / WDR
Professor Boerne haunted the current case as a ghost in this daring "crime scene".
Commissioner Thiel gave the diabolical clerk who decided in the forecourt of hell on the further use of the other.
The "Tatort" as a fantasy thriller with a romantic message: Boerne was only able to free himself from the queue for purgatory and return to the living when he recognized the value of solidarity and affection.
It is quite possible that many crime thriller fans found this to be hell.
In our review we wrote: "The crime thriller is as rich in twists as it is in tragicomics. But don't worry, nobody will be overwhelmed by this philanthropic touch. Director Max Zähle finds a good, solid rhythm for this intermingling of tension and sentiment it is when Friederike Kempter reappears as Nadeshda Krusenstern. She was actually bloodily withdrawn from the commissioner actress service at the beginning of the year with the improvisation "Tatort"; here now she meets Boerne again in the anteroom to Hell - where, however, correctly from the clerk it is decided that it is intended for the Heavenly Gate. This is one of the most beautiful farewells that one has ever seen in the crime series. The 'crime scene' as a teardrop must also be. "
We gave 8 out of 10 points.
How did you like the thriller from the realm between life and death?
In the "Tatort" scene, Friederike Kempter's successor in the Münster district was also introduced: it is the actor Björn Meyer who is the assistant Mirko Schrader.
His entry was rather sparsely staged, he was only allowed to give Commissioner Thiel an awkward robber ladder.
Perhaps his presence in the next "Tatort" with Boerne and Thiel will be bigger: The next episode - title: "Es lebe der König" - will run on December 13th.
It was filmed in June under Corona conditions and produced extremely quickly for ARD standards.
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