Commissioner Lucas - The interrogation

Episode in the series Commissioner Lucas
Original title	The interrogation
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
length	90 minutes
classification	Episode 4
First broadcast	April 22, 2006 on ZDF
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Director	Thomas Berger
script	Torsten Berger , Jochen Brunow, Christian Jeltsch
production	Viola Jäger , Harald Kügler , Molly von Fürstenberg
music	Dieter Schleip
camera	Torsten Breuer
cut	Monika Abspacher
occupation
Ulrike Kriener : Ellen Lucas Marek Harloff : Markus Welke Lisa Martinek : Judith Schüttler Barbara Auer : Marie Mayerhoff August Zirner : Klaus Mayerhoff Michael Roll : Boris Noethen Thure Riefenstein : Stefan Deuter Alexander Lutz : Martin Schiff Tamara Simunovic : Tina Burckhard Tilo Prückner : Max Kirchhoff Hayo Bertram : Oscar Mayerhoff Anna Schudt : Inge Merten Jonas Lovis Kemmler : Robin Miriam Morgenstern : Anja Schmidt Patricia Hirschbichler : Wilted mother Joachim Nimtz : Wilted father Evelyn Palek : Dr. Frank Michael A. Grimm : gunman Michael Rast : Wilted lawyer Tobias van Dieken : Wilted friend Germain Wagner : Paul
chronology
←  Predecessor Commissioner Lucas - Trust to the end Successor  → Commissioner Lucas - sketch of a dead person

The interrogation is a ZDF film that is part of the series Kommissarin Lucas . Thomas Berger directed the television film, which was first broadcast in 2006, as in the three previous episodes. For Commissioner Lucas ( Ulrike Kriener ) it is her fourth case in Regensburg. Marek Harloff is cast as the suspected child kidnapper Markus Welke. The other main guest stars of this episode are Lisa Martinek as the mother of the missing child, Barbara Auer and August Zirner as the entrepreneurial couple whose son was supposed to be kidnapped.

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Ellen Lucas is off the trail because she shot the perpetrator in an armed bank robbery. But the Commissioner quickly expects a new case. The young Oscar Mayerhoff was kidnapped and a ransom demand has already been made. Lucas and her colleagues are able to convict Markus Welke when handing over the money, but Welke denies that he was a perpetrator, although the forensic evidence speaks against him.

production

Filming, publication

The film was shot in Regensburg and the surrounding area and premiered on April 22, 2006 in prime time on ZDF .

This episode was not broadcast

The first six episodes of the series were released on DVD by Edel Germany GmbH on October 8, 2010, whereby this episode is no longer part of the six episodes published in Box 1 for licensing reasons, even if a ruling by the Koblenz Regional Court has meanwhile been broadcast and distribution of the film is expressly not prohibited. In addition, Edel Germany GmbH released a box with the first twelve films on October 8, 2010 (episode four was also omitted here).

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm point their thumbs up, gave one of three possible points for claim and action and two for suspense, and found: “Haunting, explosive psycho duel”.

Web links

• Commissioner Lucas - The trial in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Commissioner Lucas DVD box ZDF
2. ↑ Commissioner Lucas Information on the DVD box. Retrieved September 4, 2017.
3. ^ LG Koblenz: broadcast of a film about a criminal sS telemedicus.info
4. ↑ Commissioner Lucas Fig. DVD case Collector's Edition
5. ↑ Commissioner Lucas: The interrogation cf. tvspielfilm.de (with 22 film images). Retrieved October 11, 2018.