At the third Göttingen "crime scene" on the ARD, Lindholm and Schmitz investigated after the death of a right-wing national blogger. The contradictions were the main attraction. A criticism.
- The Göttingen "crime scene" "National feminine" was about the death of a right-wing national blogger
- Commissioners Lindholm and Schmitz investigated
- Was the third Göttingen "crime scene" worth seeing? A criticism
Göttingen has been a place of political extremes and debate for decades. The opening scene of “National feminin” , a demo of left-wing activists against young rights, alludes to this.
It is a good thing that the third Göttingen “crime scene” does not stop at skirmishes between the left and the right, and is attributable to the director Franziska Buch and screenwriter Florian Oeller.
Criticism of the Göttingen "crime scene" in the ARD: attraction of contradictions
A lot is transported in these 90 minutes - above all contradictory: there are smart young legal nationalities who are dangerous and avoid the radical, racist language.
"If you can only maintain your identity through an enemy image, then your identity is a disease." # Crime scene quote # Crime scene
- Crime scene (@Tatort) April 26, 2020There is a law professor (excellent: Jenny Schily), who is celebrated by the right, verbally attacked by the left in the lecture hall and has a love affair with the right blogger Marie (Emilia Schüle).
Criticism of "National feminine" - The best Göttingen "crime scene" so far
The “crime scene”, which is also a social study, thus becomes a captivating piece in which the young right-wingers are exposed - also in interrogation with Commissioners Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) and Anaïs Schmitz (Florence Kasumba), who switch roles: Schmitz , Target of the right, acts in a controlled and clear manner, her cool colleague Lindholm emotionally, aggressively.
The duo again offers surprises. This also makes "National feminine" the best Göttingen "crime scene " to date, with a lot of Göttingen - in terms of content and even more optically.
By Thomas Kopietz
Emilia Schüle played a major role in the "National feminine" crime scene in Göttingen. In the interview, she spoke about her connection to the crime scene and the shooting. Göttingen is to become a permanent location for films. An initiative has this wish. The crime scene "National feminine" shows another strip filmed in the university town.