Deadly choice

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Deadly Choice is a three-part television game for ZDF. The film produced by Gyula Trebitsch Holding with Studio Hamburg was the most complex ZDF commissioned production of 1995.

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The ex-detective Alex Bronner (Jürgen Prochnow), who was suspended from duty because of an offense, now earns his living as a pub owner. The restaurant belongs to the freight forwarder and quarry owner Naumann (Günther-Maria Halmer), who, as it turns out, is the head of a neo-Nazi organization. In his huge quarry he has a combat group trained with stolen Bundeswehr weapons. When a friend of mine, a former police colleague, dies under mysterious circumstances, there are traces of evidence in the area around Bronner's bar. This now begins to determine privately. He discovers that Naumann is planning to set up a "National People's Party", that it will be financed by an Arab patron, that a synagogue is to be bombed and that his own stepdaughter (Anja Kling) is involved in all of these machinations .

Screenwriter Robert Stromberger tells the political crime thriller from different perspectives, whereby the plot is based on real references.

Appearance and reception

  • Part 1: The Opponent (90 min.) First broadcast November 20, 1995, rerun on May 25, 1999.
  • Part 2: Die Feindin (102 min.) First broadcast November 22, 1995, repetition June 1, 1999.
  • Part 3: The Sacrifice (121 min.) First broadcast November 25, 1995, repeated June 8, 1999.

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