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Blind ermittelt: Die nackte Kaiserin
While inspector Alexander Haller relies on his investigative instincts, his partner Nikolai Falk has to overcome irrational fears. Screenwriter Nils-Morten Osburg uses the admiration for the Habsburg monarch, who, out of vanity, did not allow herself to be photographed for decades, as the background for a sophisticated story about a photograph that should never have been taken.
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While inspector Alexander Haller relies on his investigative instincts, his partner Nikolai Falk has to overcome irrational fears. Screenwriter Nils-Morten Osburg uses the admiration for the Habsburg monarch, who, out of vanity, did not allow herself to be photographed for decades, as the background for a sophisticated story about a photograph that should never have been taken.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Nils-Morten Osburg
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mona Film Produktion, Tivolifilm
Cast
Katharina Mückstein
Director
Philipp Hochmair
Alexander Haller
Andreas Guenther
Nikolai Falk
Jaschka Lämmert
Laura Janda
Michael Edlinger
Peter Lassmann
Anna Böttcher
Gerlinde Wimmer
David Rott
Wolfgang Gansmeir
Julia Hartmann
Charlotte Binder
Karim Rahoma
Navid Moradi-Binder
Matthias Hack
Norbert Steiner
Isabella Campestrini
Policewoman
Julia Kneussel
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