Babyhandel Berlin - Beyond all scruples

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Movie
German title Babyhandel Berlin - Beyond all scruples
Original title Assignment Berlin
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1998
length 90 minutes
Rod
Director Tony Randel
script Matt Dorff
production Ellen Theg
music Christopher Guardino ,
Martin Stock
camera Jacques Haitkin
cut Claudia Finkle
occupation

Babyhandel Berlin - Beyond all scruples (Original title: Assignment Berlin ) is a German-American television production from 1998 . The first broadcast was on September 30, 1998 on ProSieben .

action

The American police agent Tracy Garret is on leave for her safety after she shot a drug lord. She takes the opportunity to visit her father in Berlin. When Colonel Garret is shot by a member of the Russian Mafia, Tracy investigates on her own. In doing so, she not only clashes with the responsible commissioner of the German police, but also has to fight off the son of a criminal she has killed. The Colonel appears to have done business with a baby dealer ring as an agent. Since the German inspector Glint falls in love with her, they finally manage to track down the boss of the Mafia, a wily building lion, and the baby case.

Reviews

The film service called the film a "standard thriller" . On the other hand, the criticism of TV Spielfilm was devastating: “Diabolically laughing gangsters, corrupt police officers, ludicrous underground criminal hunts, constantly accompanied by ominous music - there is no crime cliché. In between, actors acting woodenly who have resigned themselves to the hackneyed script. "

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Babyhandel Berlin - Beyond all scruples. film service , accessed March 10, 2015 .
  2. ↑ Babyhandel Berlin - Beyond all scruples. TV feature film , accessed March 10, 2015 .