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Der Geier – Blut und Zweifel 

A seasonal worker is found murdered with a crossbow in the mountains of Bad Gastein. For former witness protection agent Lukas Geier, the case brings back a dark past. Racing against Detective Franziska Conte, he must uncover whether his former client is being framed or if he saved the wrong man.
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A seasonal worker is found murdered with a crossbow in the mountains of Bad Gastein. For former witness protection agent Lukas Geier, the case brings back a dark past. Racing against Detective Franziska Conte, he must uncover whether his former client is being framed or if he saved the wrong man.

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Genre:TV Movie, Crime
Directed By:Florian Baxmeyer
Written By:Timo Berndt
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Network Movie, Graf Filmproduktion

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