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Freddy Kowalski and Emile Ramzy are paramedics in Hamburg and race night after night through the city, regardless of congested intersections, red lights and oncoming traffic. They are real life savers. One day they witness a murder and decide to go to the bottom of the thing itself. They come across an explosive corruption scandal that brings them in danger. Without knowing it, they hold the most important keys to investigate the crime itself in their hands.
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Freddy Kowalski and Emile Ramzy are paramedics in Hamburg and race night after night through the city, regardless of congested intersections, red lights and oncoming traffic. They are real life savers. One day they witness a murder and decide to go to the bottom of the thing itself. They come across an explosive corruption scandal that brings them in danger. Without knowing it, they hold the most important keys to investigate the crime itself in their hands.
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Written By:Lars Becker
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Network Movie
Cast
Lars Becker
Director
Tobias Moretti
Freddy Kowalski
Fahri Yardım
Emile Ramzy
Julia Dietze
Lola König
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Otto Schlesinger
Narges Rashidi
Faiza
Tyron Ricketts
Franco Toko
Armin Rohde
Franz Marx
Jens Schäfer
Betriebschef
Sophie von Kessel
Carla Montgomery
Fritz Karl
Dr. Paul Montgomery
Martin Brambach
Mario Brenner
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