The duo: Bloody money

Episode in the series Das Duo
Original title	Bloody money
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Production company	TV60Film production
length	90 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
classification	Episode 8 ( list )
First broadcast	April 16, 2005 on ZDF
Rod
Director	Peter Keglevic
script	Carolin Otto Peter Zingler
production	Sven Burgemeister
music	Jürgen Corner
camera	Diethard Prengel
cut	Moune Barius
occupation
Ann-Kathrin Kramer : Lizzy Krüger Charlotte Schwab : Marion Ahrens Peter Prager : Viktor Ahrens Sólveig Arnarsdóttir : Uschi Jacobs Oliver Bokern : Ronald Erdmann Thomas Sarbacher : Christian Perrig Hansa Czypionka : Klaus Schindler Manfred Lehmann : Mr. Lorch Karl Kranzkowski : Dr. Schuster, Head of Unit Judith Engel : Rebecca Lange Wilfried Hochholdinger : Manfred Tillmann Sina Fiedler-Engel : Uta Lange Charlotte Crome : Mrs. Tillmann Max Engelke : Public Prosecutor Christian von Richthofen : castle, broker Irmgard Rießen : Ms. Schulz Volker Hanisch : Hein Pohl, police officer Herbert Tennigkeit : Chief Public Prosecutor Marc Degner : Marcus, carer Dirk Böhling : Commissioner Brandner Matthias Breitenbach : Calvin Graveland : Benjamin Lange Andreas Schwarz : Thief Marion Elskis  : Ines
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Bloody Money is a German television film by Peter Keglevic from 2005. It is the 8th film in the ZDF crime series Das Duo .

action

Commissioner Marion Ahrens is the victim of a thief. While shopping, a young man steals her purse and runs away. Ahrens pursues him, but collides with a transporter at an intersection, so that she has to be taken to hospital injured. Your colleague Lizzy Krüger will therefore initially take on the next case alone. Rebecca Lange, the deputy head of the Lübeck employment agency , is found dead on the street after falling from a window. Since she recently had a violent argument with one of her clients, the latter is suspected of having pushed the woman out of the window. The significant other, Klaus Schindler, accuses Rebecca's ex-boyfriend, however, because he has threatened his girlfriend several times in the past. The two have a child together, to which he wants to assert claims as a father.

After Commissioner Ahrens is operational again, the investigators come across a billing fraud by the head of the labor office, Dr. Schuster, on the trail of millions. Involved in this are Klaus Schindler and Lorch, the head of a training institute for the unemployed. The inspectors manage to coax a confession from the three. Rebecca Lange was involved in the fraud and planned to "get out" to be with the father of her child again. So that she could emphasize this exit, she had collected sensitive data and blackmailed Schindler and Lorch. Rebecca fell out of the window fighting over these files. Schindler wanted to rush to her help, but when he only heard the name of her ex-boyfriend from the seriously injured woman, he lost his nerve and killed her.

Production notes

Bloody Money was filmed in Lübeck and first broadcast on ZDF on April 16, 2005 at 8:15 p.m.

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm gave it a medium rating (thumbs to the side) and found: “Basically a good story, but too bloated”.

Web links

• Bloody money in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The duo: Bloody money at Fernsehserien.de
• The duo: Bloody money at crew-united.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Start dates for Das Duo: Blutiges Geld . In: IMDb.de. Retrieved January 14, 2017 . 
2. ↑ The Duo: Bloody Money TV feature film ; January 14, 2017.