Traces of Evil: Love

Episode in the Traces of Evil series
Original title	love
Country of production	Germany , Austria
original language	German
Production ; company	Josef Aichholzer film production
length	89 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
classification	Episode 5 ( list )
First broadcast	February 17, 2016 on ORF 2
German-language ; first broadcast	February 29, 2016 on ZDF
Rod
Director	Andreas Prochaska
script	Martin Ambrosch
production	Josef Aichholzer
music	Matthias Weber
camera	David Slama
cut	Daniel Prochaska
occupation
	Heino Ferch : Richard Brock; Hary Prinz : Klaus Willer; Juergen Maurer : Insp. Gerhard Mesek; Maximilian Brückner : Michael Auer; Sabrina Reiter : Petra Brock; Christoph Luser : Konstantin Steinmann; Roland Silbernagl : Leo Jauk; Gerhard Liebmann : Klaus Tauber; Gerda Drabek : Anni; Cornelia Ivancan : Uta; Nikolai Selikovsky : Policeman; Emily Cox : Anita; Ines Honsel : nurse;
chronology
← Predecessor ; shame	Successor → ; desire

Love is a German-Austrian television film from 2016 and the fifth episode in the crime series Traces of Evil with Heino Ferch in the lead role. Directed by Andreas Prochaska . Martin Ambrosch wrote the script .

action

Police psychologist Dr. Richard Brock is called for help by a former school friend. He is accused of murder, initially claiming to be innocent, but later makes a confession. For Brock incomprehensible, so that he begins to research and comes across a crime further back.

background

The shooting of Liebe took place from April 7th to May 8th 2014 in Vienna and the surrounding area. The German television premiere took place on February 29, 2016 on ZDF .

Reviews

Rainer Tittelbach from Tittelbach.tv wrote: “For the fifth time, [the filmmakers] in the ORF-ZDF crime series 'Traces of Evil' rely on their existentialist realism with the so typical decelerated narrative style and thus set another highlight for the TV crime thriller on. The setting for 'Liebe' is Vienna; the world of the 'hero' and his perspective are the measure of all things. Here everything fits together again: from the plot to the micro-gesture, from the subtext to the introverted soundscape of the score, from the subtle play of Heino Ferch to the minor key & the moving camera work, from subliminal abuse to color and light dramaturgy. "

The critics of the television magazine TV Spielfilm gave the best rating (thumbs up) and rated: “The fifth Brock thriller [...] also shows a Vienna far away from all the Sacher cake romance. The 'simple' story has philosophical depth: the garbage dump of the loner Brock, Willer's gloomy house with corpse and Steinmann's turquoise-colored pseudo-paradise 'Eden' also stand for their mental dungeons. Who can free themselves? ”Conclusion:“ Multi-layered, stylish: Sect crime without religion. ”

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ Certificate of Release for Traces of Evil: Love . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry (PDF).
↑ Love at crew united . Retrieved January 24, 2019.
^ Rainer Tittelbach: Heino Ferch, Martin Ambrosch, Andreas Prochaska. Decelerated high tension , accessed on Tittelbach.tv on January 24, 2019.
↑ TV thriller about the devil in paradise. Heino Ferch goes on a murder hunt as a German interrogation expert in Vienna - brusquely but cleverly. Film review at tvspielfilm.de , accessed on January 24, 2019.

[FSK-1] Certificate of Release for Traces of Evil: Love . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry (PDF).

[2] Love at crew united . Retrieved January 24, 2019.

[tittel-3] Rainer Tittelbach: Heino Ferch, Martin Ambrosch, Andreas Prochaska. Decelerated high tension , accessed on Tittelbach.tv on January 24, 2019.

[4] TV thriller about the devil in paradise. Heino Ferch goes on a murder hunt as a German interrogation expert in Vienna - brusquely but cleverly. Film review at tvspielfilm.de , accessed on January 24, 2019.