Pastor Braun: A bewitched case

Episode of the series Pastor Brown
Original title	A bewitched case
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Production company	Polyphonic film and television company
length	90 minutes
classification	Episode 3 ( list )
First broadcast	April 15, 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 Cheyenne Rushing : Antonia Haberkorn Nico Link : Winfried Bear Susanne Lüning : Hermine Kluge Michael Lerchenberg : Judge Dr. Erich Stiefenhofer Ronald Marx : Remo Metzler Gitta Schweighöfer : Gudrun Geiger Christel Peters : old woman
chronology
←  Predecessor The skeleton in the dunes Successor  → The Curse of the Provessress

A Bewitched Case is a German TV film by Dirk Regel from 2004 . It is the third episode of the ARD crime film series Pfarrer Braun with Ottfried Fischer in the title role.

action

After his newly banned investigations, Braun is now being transferred to the Harz as a punishment. There he has to fight with Pastor Happe , who loves ecumenism , and whose “hip” manner takes the pastor's nerves. In addition, Bishop Hemmelrath has forced his problem pastor Braun to no longer “criminalize”, but he will soon have to break this again. New knowledge emerges in a murder case that was already considered to be solved. A teacher named Rinke was murdered and the deaf student Antonia is imprisoned as the perpetrator, but her boyfriend Winfried claims he was the real perpetrator. With the help of two laid out pig heads and their insect infestation, Pastor Braun can prove that, contrary to the testimony of witnesses, Rinke was not murdered on the Brocken , but in his house. This evidence leads to the real killer.

background

• Locations
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  The chunk is the scene in part 3, whereby the pictures on the Hexentanzplatz in the valley created

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  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 a verhexter case was on location in the Harz, turned with the chunks and Quedlinburg. It was first broadcast on Thursday, April 15, 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: "Slight humor plus - thanks to ecumenism."

Web links

• Pfarrer Braun: A verhexter case in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Pastor Braun: A bewitched case at crew united

Individual evidence

1. ↑ See tvspielfilm.de