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Dark Waters
After the body of a young woman is recovered from Lake Mattsee, the two cops not only face a major professional challenge that takes them into the dark past, but also come into contact with Mattsee's dark history and reach their limits privately.
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After the body of a young woman is recovered from Lake Mattsee, the two cops not only face a major professional challenge that takes them into the dark past, but also come into contact with Mattsee's dark history and reach their limits privately.
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Genre:Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Arman T. Riahi, Arash T. Riahi, Ralph Werner
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Gebhardt Productions, ORF, ZDF
Cast
Arman T. Riahi, Arash T. Riahi
Director
Christoph Luser
Rafael Dorner
Salka Weber
Alex Fink
Anna Tenta
Franziska Burgstaller
Fritz Karl
Magnus Schober
Nikolaus Lessky
Lukas Schober
Susanne Michel
Iris Schober
Erwin Steinhauer
Viktor Schober
Peter Mitterrutzner
Dr. Anton Siebert
Thomas Mraz
Max Kotzak
Gerhard Greiner
Dr. Gappmaier
Philipp Auer
Robert Auer
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