With helmet at the scene: Commissioner Stedefreund (Oliver Mommsen) in Blue
know the urbane, anytime camera capable coiffed professionals among environmentalists that the personal ecosystem will be protected at best. Why it pays to have contacts with people with contacts, and blank checks in the sleeves are certainly helpful and good. Whether the scratched entrepreneur Lars Overbeck, who had trained as charismatics in the anti-nuclear movement and the cinematic appearance in the Range Rover estimates still goes much further and has the makings of a killer, but not said when the Bremer Kriminalhauptkomissarin Inga Lürsen (Sabine Postel) begins to determine the conservation environment.
Although the tracks run on Overbeck to in the case of a dead environmental activists and another who seems like gone with the wind: In the dilapidated command center of the activists, investigators found the reference to the protest against an offshore wind farm , the Overbeck builds and operates. And it is there now was the missing activist Henrik Paulsen (Helmut Allium) at full speed on the way to show the world in the role of courageous video bloggers that the green electricity in truth is a blood-red. His action camera is discovered behind the rotor blades of a wind turbine. In addition, shredded birds.
The spectator who was allowed to accompany Paulsens boat at the start of this taut and exciting staged “crime scene” over the sea – pictures, after which you may no longer off this film – can be the missing persons but also thought of as culprits. Even the blonde activist Kilian Hard Village (Lucas Prisor), a hot nozzle, the investigators tried to serve up an equally South American crop protection Mafia as to Overbeck leading story is unreliable. He sets up his tent at Katrin Lorenz (Annika Blendl) which girlish Vice-Chief of the most important German Nature Conservation Association.
© Radio Bremen Sweeping views: Hauptkommissar Stedefreund moves with the operator of the wind farm, Lars Overbeck (Thomas Heinze), at a wind farm in the North Sea
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Sweeping views: Hauptkommissar Stedefreund travels with the operator of the wind farm, Lars Overbeck (Thomas Heinze), at a wind farm in the North Sea.
And even Katrin Lorenz is somewhat suspect, what not to be self-playing Giovanni di Lorenzo is just at their dazzling contacts, which can occur in his talkshow “3 nach 9″ at the right time. Instead, the woman lives in a luxuriously furnished property, in which they initiated emotional fundraising campaigns with a mouse click, it knows the economically ailing Overbeck (Thomas Heinze), how to precisely know each other after years of common struggle so, kiss on the left, kiss right. Even the conversation with the bloodless hedge fund manager Milan Berger (Rafael Stachowiak) their is no stranger. Written by Henrik Paulsen, the missing persons, who looked remarkably tired at the bidding of the wind turbine in the North Sea, they had a child.
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where this is going? Betrayed should only that inspired the journalist and screenwriter Wilfried Huisman, who has some “Tatort” episodes wrote for the Bremen team Sabine Postel and Oliver Mommsen and once again congenial working with director Florian Baxmeyer, from a bad headline let that produced the Federation for Environment and Nature Conservation in 2003: “There was a crash right behind the scenes and I knew, that’s a great material.” He raised the question whether even environmentalists are bought and decided to ” that the war in order to preserve, green is supposed to be ‘faith the real issue of this, crime scene’. “The result is a very harmonious, with subtle exaggerations and allusions, subtle humor, melancholy soundtrack (Stefan Hansen) and a cool camera (Peter Joachim Krause) auftrumpfender crime, the one should also look if the salvation of the world has to be postponed for ninety minutes.
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