Commissioner Lucas - The Invisible

Episode in the series Commissioner Lucas
Original title	The invisible
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Production ; company	Olga Film GmbH
length	90 minutes
classification	Episode 30 ( List )
First broadcast	August 29, 2020 on ZDF
Rod
Director	Sabine Bernardi
script	Stefan Dähnert , ; Markus Ziegler
production	Harald Kügler , ; Ulrike Weber
music	Thomas Osterhoff
camera	Oliver Maximilian Kraus
cut	Andschana Eschenbach
occupation
	Ulrike Kriener : Ellen Lucas; Lasse Myhr : Tom Brewer; Jördis Richter : Judith Marlow; Michael Roll : Boris Noethen; Tilo Prückner : Max Kirchhoff; Caro Scrimali : Bea Walch; Steven Scharf : Stefan Walch; Mihaela Sirbu : Elena Simionescu; Philipp Moog : Walter-Maria Bäucker; Attila Georg Borlan : Cristian Simionescu; Astrit Alihajdaraj : Roco Nikollas; Luka Peroš : Miro Jelen; Michele Cuciuffo : Zoran; Lena Baader : Head of the shooting range; Arjeton Osmani : Zef Nikolass; Stephanie Lexer : Policewoman for training; Andreas Borcherding : Attorney Berger;
chronology
	← Predecessor ; Commissioner Lucas - Dead Earth

The Invisible is a German TV film by Sabine Bernardi from 2020 . It is the 30th episode of the crime film series Kommissarin Lucas with Ulrike Kriener in the title role. The film was broadcast for the first time on August 29, 2020 on ZDF as part of the “The Saturday Crime” series .

action

After the corpse of an Eastern European man was found, Chief Detective Ellen Lucas investigated in the Regensburg building environment. There she encounters glaring grievances that her entire team demands to be cleared up. The new Regensburg public prosecutor Stefan Walch is also very interested in the case, as he has been targeting the suspected building contractor Walter-Maria Bäucker for some time.

While Lucas and Walch try to penetrate the thicket of the system of exploitation of well-trained workers from Eastern Europe, Lucas' superior Boris Noethen is skeptical of the new public prosecutor. But Walch's exuberant energy is of great benefit to Lucas' way of working and her colleague Tom succeeds in smuggling his colleague Tom into the construction site as a worker.

criticism

Tilmann P. Gangloff praised the episode on evangelisch.de because it combines sophisticated crime entertainment with one concern: to draw attention to the fate of workers in the Balkans who work as day laborers. “They are recruited every morning on what is known as a workers' strike. Your placement is pitiful. If they are cheated out of their wages, they cannot even defend themselves ”.

In the TV magazine prisma, Hans Czerny complained that the film lacked tension. The crime thriller is full of scandals, but at some point every aspect of illegal work will be lamented in dialogue: “The Commissioner has to preach a lot - the tension falls far short. A hearty political thriller does not want to be from the good piece. "

background

The film was shot from October 9, 2018 to December 11, 2018 in Munich , Regensburg and the surrounding area. The first broadcast was originally supposed to take place on September 5, 2020 on ZDF , but was finally dated August 29, 2020.

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b Commissioner Lucas - The Invisible . ZDF, accessed on August 13, 2020.
^ Tilman P. Gangloff: TV tip: "Inspector Lucas: The Invisible". In: evangelisch.de . 29th August 2020.
↑ Hans Czerny: "Commissioner Lucas - The Invisible": Unfortunately there is a lack of tension. In: Prisma , accessed August 29, 2020.
↑ Commissioner Lucas . Olga Film GmbH, accessed on May 20, 2020.

[zdf-1] Commissioner Lucas - The Invisible . ZDF, accessed on August 13, 2020.

[2] Tilman P. Gangloff: TV tip: "Inspector Lucas: The Invisible". In: evangelisch.de . 29th August 2020.

[3] Hans Czerny: "Commissioner Lucas - The Invisible": Unfortunately there is a lack of tension. In: Prisma , accessed August 29, 2020.

[4] Commissioner Lucas . Olga Film GmbH, accessed on May 20, 2020.