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The Fire Engine That Disappeared
A routine mission ends up in a flaming inferno when a house suddenly explodes. It looks like a spectacular suicide attempt but the technical investigation reveals unexpected evidence. Beck and his men are soon on the tracks of a narcotic syndicate...
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A routine mission ends up in a flaming inferno when a house suddenly explodes. It looks like a spectacular suicide attempt but the technical investigation reveals unexpected evidence. Beck and his men are soon on the tracks of a narcotic syndicate...
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Rainer Berg, Beate Langmaack
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:RTL, Victoria Film, Rialto Film, SVT Drama, SF Studios, Nordisk Film & TV Fond
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