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Sunday 03 April 2016
For 25 years Ivo Batic and Franz Leitmayr determine now up in Munich. can really enjoy the two commissioners their anniversary terrible: you must roll a new verbockten murder case of a Romanian prostitute .
As they are now far after hours in her cold gray room service and encounter with espresso from paper cups on. Ex and hop, much listless as Ivo Batic (Miroslav Nemec) and Franz Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) can be 25 years of service hardly commit. But you have to defend the Munich “Tatort” commissars also say that the two have just other worries: A murder in the environment must be reopened because it was sloppy in the investigation – new prime suspect is a red Baron, with the Batic since
is childhood friends Harry Schneider (Robert Palfrader) but sees herself more as a landlord for a classic pimp.. “hookers coming and going hookers What we have we have seven houses and there go a year between? 350 and 400 women through, because I can not possibly each by their name, please! ” Especially not the young Romanian woman who was murdered under mysterious circumstances and whose girlfriend since that day there is no trace.
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“Mia san jetz there where it hurts” declared sent the partly schizophrenic construct prostitution in a city like Munich today means: the women are “free entrepreneurs” go, have managers in distant Bucharest and are backed administratively. that says it all for the authorities in order and the old red-light sizes are pleased with the opportunity to give your business a reputable paint – the socio-economic dependency, in which many women are driven, yet still the same as before
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It is the second prostitution “Tatort”, the director Max Färberböck has rotated together with the Munich investigators – in direct comparison with “At the end of the hallway,” the new case but comes across almost colorless. This is neither in the exciting subject even at the two investigating silverback themselves who do their job excellent and reasonably trudge furiously through the area -. But the side strand of action that accompanies the lost prostitute
Mia Petrescu ( Mercedes Müller) hiding in a lonely young laundry driver (Max von der Groeben), which it gleans distraught in Tatnacht on the road. Between the two developed – of course – a romantic relationship, together they want to take revenge on Mia’s tormentors. All this comes across plenty cliched and missed the otherwise so brutal sober held red light atmosphere unnecessarily a glorified paint. Less more would have been here, even if at the end of the finding is that Batic and Leitmayr itself may have an average “Tatort” support so that you do not regret it at the end, to have turned. And that is ever calm, when one thinks of the next 25 years.
Source: n-tv.de
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