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Blumen für Polt
Gendarmerie inspector Simon Polt in the Weinviertel region finds it too much of a coincidence when crook Riebel is killed in a motorcycle accident and his friend Willi is found dead on the same day. But the residents of the otherwise peaceful Lower Austrian wine village make Polt's investigation anything but easy.
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Gendarmerie inspector Simon Polt in the Weinviertel region finds it too much of a coincidence when crook Riebel is killed in a motorcycle accident and his friend Willi is found dead on the same day. But the residents of the otherwise peaceful Lower Austrian wine village make Polt's investigation anything but easy.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Julian Pölsler
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Studio:Teamfilm Wien
Cast
Julian Pölsler
Director
Erwin Steinhauer
Simon Polt, Gendarm
Heinz Frölich
Horst Breitwieser
Peter Simonischek
Karl Gappmayer
Karin Kienzer
Karin Walter
Monica Bleibtreu
Aloisia Habesam, Gemischtwarenhändlerin
Julia Gschnitzer
Frau Raab
Traugott Buhre
Professor Wehdorn
Hans-Michael Rehberg
Friedrich Kurzbacher
Udo Samel
Willi
Erni Mangold
Anna Breitwieser
Klaus Ofczarek
Harald Mank
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