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Boulevard der Irren

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2013
Episodes
1
Language
German

Boulevard der Irren

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Autor: Patrick Pécherot

produziert in: 2013

produziert von: SWR

Laufzeit: 55 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Philippe Bruehl

Bearbeitung: Sabine Grimkowski

Komponist: Michael Riessler

Dramaturgie: Uta-Maria Heim

Übersetzer: Katja Meintel

Inhalt:

Juni 1940 in Paris: Die Menschen flüchten vor der deutschen Besatzung, auch die Irrenhäuser werden evakuiert und ihre Insassen wandern im allgemeinen Exodus nach Süden, während Räuber, Nazis und Kollaborateure in Paris Einzug halten. Nestor hat den Auftrag, einen depressiven Psychiater vom Selbstmord abzuhalten. Besteht eine Verbindung zwischen ihm und einem psychisch Kranken, der Nestor um Hilfe bittet? Als der Psychiater stirbt, stößt der anarchistische Privatdetektiv Nestor (eine Hommage an Léo Malet), auf eines der größten Verbrechen der Menschheitsgeschichte.

Sprecher:

Daniel Brühl (Nestor)

Linda Olsansky (Yvette)

Gottfried Breitfuß (Corback)

Wolf-Dietrich Sprenger (Inspektor Bailly)

Wolfgang Pregler (Delettram)

Walter Renneisen (Doktor Ferdière)

Isaak Dentler (Lukas)

Jonas Fürstenau (Gerichtsmediziner)

Berthold Toetzke (Scup)

Robert Besta (Esculape)

Thorsten Majer (Deutscher Soldat)

Toni Jessen (Pfleger)

Yasin El Harrouk (Pierrot)

Barbara Stoll (Alte Dame)

Benjamin Janssen (Fahrradtaxifahrer)

Lukas Rüppel (Kellner)

Uwe Peter Spinner (Kontrolleur frz.)

Philippe Bruehl (Empfangschef frz.)

Ines Martinez (Gesang)

Musiker Vokalist: Ines Füldner

Regieassistenz Nicole Paulsen

Techn.…

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Patrick Pécherot - SWR 2013)

    No date given · 54 min

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  1. Boulevard der Irren (Patrick Pécherot - SWR 2013)

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