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Nebelsturm

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2011
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1
Language
German

Nebelsturm

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von Johan Theorin

Regie: Götz Naleppa

Komposition: Werner Cee

Bearbeitung: Andrea Czesienski

Produktion: DLR 2011, 57 Minuten

Ein kalter, finsterer Herbst auf der schwedischen Insel Öland. Joakim ist mit seiner

Familie auf dem Hof Åludden eingezogen. Das Anwesen wurde aus dem Holz eines

Schiffswracks errichtet und auf einem Balken der Scheune sind alle Namen der

Toten eingeritzt, die bei dem Unglück ertrunken sind. Die bisherigen Bewohner

dieses Ortes sind hier nicht glücklich geworden. Und dann wird Joakims Frau

Kathrine am Strand gefunden. Sie ist tot. Im Meer ertrunken. Die junge Polizistin

Davidsson nimmt sich des Falls an.

Bernhard Schütz (Joakim Westin)

Erika Skrotzki (Rambe, Mirja)

Guntram Brattia (Hesslin, Michael)

Katharina Rivilis (Tilda Davidsson)

Otto Mellies (Gerlof Davidsson)

Maria Hartmann (Ärztin)

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  1. (Johan Theorin - DLR 2011)

    No date given · 54 min

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