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Letzter Kirtag - Der erste Altaussee Krimi
Even Franz Gasperlmaier had never seen anything like this before. He's seen a lot of things, after all, Gasperlmaier has been a police officer in Altaussee for more than twenty years. But a stabbed man on a Monday morning in the festival tent at the Altaussee Kirtag is too much even for a seasoned man like him. And so he makes a wrong decision, not his last one that day, and the dead man sitting in his own blood in the festival tent won't be the only victim.
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Even Franz Gasperlmaier had never seen anything like this before. He's seen a lot of things, after all, Gasperlmaier has been a police officer in Altaussee for more than twenty years. But a stabbed man on a Monday morning in the festival tent at the Altaussee Kirtag is too much even for a seasoned man like him. And so he makes a wrong decision, not his last one that day, and the dead man sitting in his own blood in the festival tent won't be the only victim.
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Julian Pölsler
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Studio:Film AG, Juwel Film Production, Red Bull Media House
Cast
Julian Pölsler
Director
Cornelius Obonya
Franz Gasperlmaier
Gerhard Ernst
Friedrich Kahlß
Lisa-Lena Tritscher
Dr. Renate Kohlross
Aglaia Szyszkowitz
Christine Gasperlmaier
Julia Gschnitzer
Schwiegermutter
Herbert Föttinger
Doktor Kapaun
Maresi Riegner
Natalie Haim
Angelika Niedetzky
Maggy Schablinger
Fabian Unger
Marcel Gaisrucker
Sarah Zaharanski
Judith Nagelreiter
Fabian Schiffkorn
Stefan Nagelreiter
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