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Sees ghosts everywhere: Talia (Hannah Schiller) with her father
Photo: Daniela Incoronato / MDR
A moldy room with a suspicious number of flies buzzing.
A commissioner at risk of being walled up by the alleged murderer.
A knife-man with a robe like something out of a slasher shocker.
In the end, the filmmakers mixed up a lot of motifs and characters from the horror film arsenal in their Dresden "crime scene".
Before that, however, they succeeded in finding a coherent fear maker through the perceptual world of a traumatized girl who sees herself being followed by ghosts.
The daring connection of the haunted story with unsolved violent crimes from the GDR era was also reflected in this "crime scene".
In our review we wrote: "The skill of the current episode lies in the way a horror story in the style of Edgar Allan Poe is placed in the ruins of real socialism. The house of Talia and her father - formerly a secret entertainment place for SED bigwigs - is gloomy and rugged in nowhere in Saxony like the walls in a gothic novel. "
We gave 7 out of 10 points.
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Another Dresden "Tatort" episode is currently being shot, entitled: "Pavlov's Mutt".
Investigators Gorniak and Winkler are confronted with a murderous stalker.
A web series in which Gorniak actress Karin Hanczewski is involved is also about male aggressors: The hilarious five-part series "#heuldoch", which was posted in the ZDF media library this weekend, is about four guys who because of their sexual Assaults have to go through therapy.
Instead of a psychologist, however, they are gripped by two serious criminals who have broken out.
As a random therapist with criminal verve, Hanczewski hands it out to the guys.
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