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40 Stunden

Heard
2016
Episodes
1
Language
German

40 Stunden

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Autor: Kathrin Lange

produziert in: 2016

produziert von: DKultur

Laufzeit: 50 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Sven Stricker

Bearbeitung: Sven Stricker

Komponist: Alexander Bick

Erstsendung: 29.08.2016

Inhalt:

Als Faris Iskander, Ermittler einer Sondereinheit für religiös motivierte Verbrechen, ein Video erhält, in dem ein Mann ans Kreuz geschlagen wird, beginnt für ihn ein Albtraum. Ihm bleiben 40 Stunden, um das Opfer zu finden. Wenn er scheitert, wird der Täter überall in Berlin Bomben zünden. In der Hauptstadt finden die Ökumenischen Kirchentage statt. Ein Wettlauf mit der Zeit beginnt.

Sprecher:

Karim Cherif (Faris Iskander)

Bjarne Mädel (Niklas Hesse)

Ulrike C. Tscharre (Erzählerin)

Matthias Brenner (Paul Sievers)

Fabian Busch (Ben Schneider)

Romanus Fuhrmann (Robert Tromsdorff)

Katharina Pütter (Ira Jenssen)

Judith Engel (Dr. Anke Geiger)

Christopher Heisler (Alexander Ellwanger)

Mark Kofi Asamoah (Dr. Makame)

Janna Horstmann (Frau)

Etienne Roeder (Fahrradkurier)

Marian Funk (Polizist)

Fritz Hammer (Werner Ellwanger)

Regieassistenz Anna Seibt

Techn. Realisierung Alexander Brennecke

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Kathrin Lange - DLR 2016)

    No date given · 50 min

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  1. 40 Stunden (Kathrin Lange - DLR 2016)

    Hörspiele · Kathrin Lange · 1 episode here · archive.org

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