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The body of a Turkish film student is found in the Wittelsbach fountain in Munich. Apparently Ömer Özkan drowned, but not in the fountain water, but in the beer. His lungs are filled with beer from "Minga Bräu", a traditional Munich brewery that is allegedly being sold to Istanbul. A Turkish student drowned in Bavarian beer. A puzzling case for Inspector Pasha and his Migra. While Pius Leipold enters the beer milieu with great vigor, Zeki's investigative zeal is very subdued.
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The body of a Turkish film student is found in the Wittelsbach fountain in Munich. Apparently Ömer Özkan drowned, but not in the fountain water, but in the beer. His lungs are filled with beer from "Minga Bräu", a traditional Munich brewery that is allegedly being sold to Istanbul. A Turkish student drowned in Bavarian beer. A puzzling case for Inspector Pasha and his Migra. While Pius Leipold enters the beer milieu with great vigor, Zeki's investigative zeal is very subdued.
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Sascha Bigler
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:BR, TV-60, ARD Degeto
Cast
Matthias Steurer
Director
Tim Seyfi
Zeki Demirbilek
Theresa Hanich
Isabel Vierkant
Almila Bağrıaçık
Jale Cengiz
Michael Grimm
Pius Leipold
Barbara de Koy
Karin Zeil
Wolfgang Fierek
Hannes Dietl
Ilknur Boyraz
Selma
Selen Savas
Özlem
Doğa Gürer
Aydin Demirbilek
Bettina Mittendorfer
Dr. Sybille Ferner
Nepo Fitz
Florian Dietl
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