Emma after midnight - The wolf and the seven hostages

Episode in the Emma series after midnight
Original title	The wolf and the seven hostages
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Production company	Maran movie
length	90 minutes
classification	Episode 1 ( list )
First broadcast	May 18, 2016 on Das Erste
Rod
Director	Torsten C. Fischer
script	Wolfgang Stauch
production	Uwe Franke
music	Fabian Römer
camera	Jürgen Carle
cut	Martina Butz-Kofer
occupation
Katja Riemann : Emma Mayer Ben Becker : Wolf Marx Andreas Schmidt : Benno Heinle Wolfgang Packhäuser : Helmuth Moritz Leu : Philipp Mechthild Großmann : Elisabeth Gira Floriane Daniel : Bianca Becker Rüdiger Klink : Lutz Röemer Katharina Matz : Helene Schoch Karoline Eichhorn : Barbara Petzak
chronology
Successor  → Emma after midnight - Mrs. Hell

The Wolf and the Seven Hostages is a German TV film by Torsten C. Fischer from 2016 . It is the pilot of the TV series Emma after midnight with Katja Riemann as the psychologist Emma Mayer, who works for the radio after midnight, in the lead role. The title The Wolf and the Seven Hostages is a corruption of the fairy tale The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats by the Brothers Grimm .

action

The psychologist Emma Mayer can be heard on the radio on a probationary period with her own talk show entitled Emma after midnight . A stranger, who introduces himself by the name of Wolf Marx, reports to the radio and says that he has taken hostages at a gas station. She has the hostage-taker describe the place where he is holding the hostages and goes there immediately after the phone call is over. Once there, Emma Mayer talks to the hostage taker Wolf Marx. He agrees on the condition that she must correctly answer every question about his life that he asks her. For every wrong answer a hostage dies.

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background

The wolf and the seven hostages was filmed from September 23, 2014 to October 24, 2014. Baden-Baden as well as the surrounding area, Mannheim and Morocco served as filming locations . The film was produced by Maran Film on behalf of SWR . It was first broadcast on May 18, 2016 as part of the FilmWittwoch on the first during prime time .

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm said the following about the opening film of the series: "A strong performance - with room for improvement". They rated the film with their thumbs up.

Web links

• Emma after midnight - The wolf and the seven hostages in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Emma after midnight - the wolf and the seven hostages at crew united

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Emma after midnight - The wolf and the seven hostages at crew united . Retrieved May 11, 2020.
2. ↑ Emma after midnight - The Wolf and the Seven Hostages Short review at tvspielfilm.de