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Öland

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2009
Episodes
1
Language
German

Öland

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Johan Theorin

DLR 2009, 57 Minuten

Regie: Götz Naleppa

Bearbeitung: Andrea Czesienski

Komposition: Werner Cee

Übersetzung: Kerstin Schöps

Im dichten Nebel von Öland verschwindet ein Kind. Erst 20

Jahre später findet sich eine Spur. Julia, die Mutter des Jungen,

erhält einen dringenden Anruf von ihrem 78-jährigen Vater. Sie

soll nach Öland kommen und ihm bei der Suche nach dem

Jungen helfen.

Seit langem gab es das Gerücht, der unheilbringende Nils Kant

sei der Mörder des Kindes gewesen. Aber Nils Kant war längst

begraben, als der Junge verschwand. Andere meinen, er

wandere noch immer über die weite Kalkebene von Öland.

Hylia: Astrid Meyerfeldt

Jernulf: Traugott Buhre

Lennart: Götz Schubert

Ernst: Matthias Brenner

Torsten: Klaus Herm

Maia: Christine Oesterlein

Günnar: Udo Schenk

Martin Malm: Götz Naleppa

Sven: Martin Brauer

Astrid: Ingeborg Medschinski

Nils Kant: Andreas Schmidt

Jens: Anton Weniger

Krimi aus der Reihe "Jahreszeiten-Quartett":

1. Öland

2. Nebelsturm

3. Blutstein

4. Inselgrab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Johan Theorin - DLR 2009)

    No date given · 54 min

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