Pastor Braun: The curse of the provostess

Episode of the series Pastor Brown
Original title	The curse of the provostess
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Production ; company	Polyphonic film and television company
length	90 minutes
classification	Episode 4 ( list )
First broadcast	April 22, 2004 on Das Erste
Rod
Director	Dirk rule
script	Wolfgang Limmer
music	Martin Böttcher
camera	Gerhard Schirlo
cut	Florentine Bruck
occupation
	Ottfried Fischer : Pastor Guido Braun; Hans-Michael Rehberg : Bishop Sebastian Hemmelrath; Hansi Jochmann : Margot Roßhauptner; Peter Heinrich Brix : Chief Inspector Albin Geiger; Gilbert von Sohlern : Monsignor Anselm Mühlich; Antonio Wannek : Armin Knopp; Markus Knüfken : Pastor Karl-Jochen Happe; Cosma Shiva Hagen : Deaconess Valeska; Hannes Jaenicke : Manuel Castelnuovo; Katja Flint : Dr. Friederike von Boest; Wolf Roth : Dr. Gero from Boest; Udo Schenk : Aribert Schwenk; Tina Bordihn : Juliane; Christel Peters : old woman;
chronology
← Predecessor ; A bewitched case	Successor → ; Brother Murder

The Curse of the Pröpstin is a German television film by Dirk Regel from 2004 . It is the fourth episode of the ARD crime film series Pfarrer Braun with Ottfried Fischer in the title role.

action

Braun is still in the Harz Mountains . A restorer named Manuel Castelnuovo becomes a friend of the pastor when he discovers his secret gourmet cellar next to the room in which Castelnuovo is restoring the grave of the provostess Friederike. When Castelnuovo's dog and himself died mysteriously, Pastor Braun discovered that his friend not only had many lovers, but that there were also some enemies of the restorer. One or the other must have laid dangerous fungal spores that led to the death of the gigolo.

background

Locations
The chunk is the scene in part 3, whereby the pictures on the Hexentanzplatz in the valley created
Quedlinburg is called "Bangerode" at Braun

Setting for episode 3 and 4, the Harz mountain panorama, from left to right: Rehberg , Achtermannshöhe , Brocken , Wurmberg

For Der Fluch der Proöpstin , the film was shot at locations in the Harz Mountains, including the Brocken, Rehberg and Achtermannhöhle. It was first broadcast on Friday, April 22nd, 2004 on Das Erste .

criticism

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm gave the film a medium rating, they pointed with the thumb to the side. They stated: "Tolerably nice dialogues, damn lame story."

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ See tvspielfilm.de

[1] See tvspielfilm.de