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Die Toten am Meer - Der Wikinger
The tide washes up a slain Viking warrior on the beach in Husum: the unusual "dead body by the sea" is not a case for historians, however, but for the police and detective Ria Larsen. Marlene Tanczik plays the battered but combative investigator in the second film in the Saturday evening crime series on the first channel. Christoph Letkowski plays her partner Brandt, who believes in Ria's special abilities and is loyal to her.
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The tide washes up a slain Viking warrior on the beach in Husum: the unusual "dead body by the sea" is not a case for historians, however, but for the police and detective Ria Larsen. Marlene Tanczik plays the battered but combative investigator in the second film in the Saturday evening crime series on the first channel. Christoph Letkowski plays her partner Brandt, who believes in Ria's special abilities and is loyal to her.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Andreas Kanonenberg
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Studio:ARD, Moovie
Cast
Michaela Kezele
Director
Marlene Tanczik
Ria Larsen
Christoph Letkowski
Michael Brandt
Charlotte Schwab
Elisabeth Haller
Max Herbrechter
Bergmann
Christoph Glaubacker
Sellien
Markus John
Bernhard Metzger
Jörn Grosse
Stiegler
Gunnar Graumann
Ole Sörensen
Jochen Strodthoff
Thorsten Wesemann
Barbara Schnitzler
Freya Sörensen
Katharina Behrens
Heidrun Schmidt
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