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Steinschlag
Hardly back from America in her home village, the young mountain guide Andrea Stamm is called to a rescue operation. The wife of the contractor Baumberger has an accident. A murder? The whole village mourns, but Andreas's father Robert Stamm can not believe in an accident. The former police officer, who was sent against his will in early retirement, is convinced that Baumberger killed his wife. After initial hesitation, Andrea gives credence to her father's suspicions and begins to investigate. The television movie Steinschlag is an exciting Swiss crime drama based on the novel by Emil Zopfi.
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Hardly back from America in her home village, the young mountain guide Andrea Stamm is called to a rescue operation. The wife of the contractor Baumberger has an accident. A murder? The whole village mourns, but Andreas's father Robert Stamm can not believe in an accident. The former police officer, who was sent against his will in early retirement, is convinced that Baumberger killed his wife. After initial hesitation, Andrea gives credence to her father's suspicions and begins to investigate. The television movie Steinschlag is an exciting Swiss crime drama based on the novel by Emil Zopfi.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Judith Kennel, Sönke Lars Neuwöhner, Markus Imhoof
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Triluna Film AG
Cast
Judith Kennel
Director
Sandra Utzinger
Andrea Stamm
Mathias Gnädinger
Robert Stamm
Andrea Zogg
Werner Baumberger
Vincent Coppey
Daniel Clarins
Lilian Fritz
Sonja
Anatole Taubman
Herbert von Allmen
Patrick Serena
Mario Frick
Nestor Fals
Abschleppdienst
Matthias Fankhauser
Albert Guldimann
David Imhoof
Steff Weyermann
Rebecca Klingenberg
Stationsschwester
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