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Gasperlmaier doesn't have it easy: A mysterious phone call leads him to Loser, where the bodies of two women become his latest murder case. While Gasperlmaier battles his fear of heights and his weak stomach, he and Dr. Weiss from the Liezen District Police Command face ever more controversial questions.
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Gasperlmaier doesn't have it easy: A mysterious phone call leads him to Loser, where the bodies of two women become his latest murder case. While Gasperlmaier battles his fear of heights and his weak stomach, he and Dr. Weiss from the Liezen District Police Command face ever more controversial questions.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Julian Pölsler
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Studio:Film AG, Juwel Film Production, ServusTV
Cast
Julian Pölsler
Director
Cornelius Obonya
Franz Gasperlmaier
Gerhard Ernst
Friedrich Kahlß
Barbara Kaudelka
Kriminalkommissarin Beate Weiss
Aglaia Szyszkowitz
Christine Gasperlmaier
Julia Gschnitzer
Schwiegermutter
Herbert Föttinger
Doktor Kapaun
Angelika Niedetzky
Maggy Schablinger
Philipp Hochmair
Fritz Wallner
Simone Heher
Susi Schneider
Rudolf Roubinek
Bohuslav
Maria Hofstätter
Jetti
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