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Die Toten am Meer
Young detective Ria Larsen is faced with the question of how serial killer Wernicke, who is imprisoned in a psychiatric ward, instructs brutal murders on the Husum coast. The bodies in the dunes point to a copy killer. During the investigation, Ria suddenly finds herself in a race against time and in a dangerous mind game with a ritual killer who has already destroyed the life of her predecessor.
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Young detective Ria Larsen is faced with the question of how serial killer Wernicke, who is imprisoned in a psychiatric ward, instructs brutal murders on the Husum coast. The bodies in the dunes point to a copy killer. During the investigation, Ria suddenly finds herself in a race against time and in a dangerous mind game with a ritual killer who has already destroyed the life of her predecessor.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Heike Vossler
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:ARD, ARD Degeto, Moovie
Cast
Johannes Grieser
Director
Karoline Schuch
Ria Larsen
Charlotte Schwab
Elisabeth Haller
Christoph Letkowski
Michael Brandt
Ronald Kukulies
Mattern
Max Herbrechter
Bergmann
André Szymanski
Jan Grabow
Martin Wuttke
Wernicke
Wolfgang Häntsch
Peter Steinek
Markus John
Bernhard Metzger
Jörn Grosse
Stiegler
Imke Büchel
Frau Wall
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