Crime scene: Wat right is, mutt right bliewen

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Episode of the series Tatort
Original title Wat right is, mutt right blow
Country of production Germany
original language German , Low German
Production
company		 NDR
length 78 minutes
classification Episode 136 ( List )
First broadcast May 2, 1982 on ARD
Rod
Director Volker Vogeler
script Elke Loewe ,
Boy Lornsen
production Dieter Meichsner
music Evžen Illín
camera Günther Wulff
cut Birgit Levin ,
Angelika Beer
occupation

Wat right is, mutt right bliewen is a German television thriller from NDR and was first broadcast on German television on May 2, 1982. It is the 136th episode of the crime series Tatort and the only case of Chief Inspector Schnoor, played by Uwe Dallmeier . Schnoor is dealing with the murder of a weekend sailor and angler from Hamburg in a small village at the mouth of the Elbe. The film was largely produced in Low German and broadcast with high German subtitles.

action

Peter Burmester goes to the funeral of his grandson Klaus, who died of a heroin overdose, with his friends and old shipping colleagues Rufus Beller, Jakob Mühlensiepen and Johannes Hansen. Then he discusses with his friends that they still have something to do, more “white tulips” are coming from Amsterdam on a ship. A few days later Veronika Gerken is waiting in the village at the mouth of the Elbe for the seaman Gustav Simoneit, who is supposed to pass the NOK lock with his ship on his passage from Amsterdam to Stockholm. The young Wolf Lehmann and his brother Fritz also seem to be waiting for someone. The sailor and fisherman Lutz Märken from Hamburg came to the Elbe estuary as so often on weekends to pursue his hobbies. Burmester listens to a radio conversation between Veronika Gerken and Simoneit and then observes how a buoy is thrown from Simoneit's ship and picked up by Märken. He secretly exchanges the buoy and his suspicions are confirmed: there are bags of heroin and money in the buoy. Burmester and his friends go out to sea at night, but return secretly a short time later. Burmester lurks Märken on his boat and kills him.

The next morning, Wolf and his brother Fritz find the body and alert the police. Detective Chief Inspector Schnoor and his assistant Detective Inspector Wilfried Wilcke go to the crime scene and begin the investigation. Schnoor noticed the little Turkish guest worker son Kasmin, who told him that Märken always came to the village to catch eel. The money is found on Burmester's boat, he tells Schnoor about the bugged radio conversation from Veronika Gerken. Then police divers recover the buoy with the heroin from the fish box in Burmester. Wilcke seeks out Veronika Gerken, who admits that she is involved in the drug deal, but claims that she does not know her client and that she only receives her instructions by phone. She admits that she recruited the unsuspecting Gustav Simoneit, that he thought it was a harmless smuggling operation, but that she is herself dependent. Schnoor then seeks out Burmester and his friends, who testify that Burmester's grandson died of heroin and that, since nobody took care of it, they took matters into their own hands. Märken was the organizer of the drug smuggling, they observed him doing his business for a year. One of Burmester's friends, the terminally ill Rufus Beller, takes on the deed and is led away by Schnoor and Wilcke under the eyes of the other three fur seals.

Audience and background

When it was first broadcast, the episode reached 14.39 million viewers and thus a market share of 41.00%. It was shot in September and October 1981 in Cuxhaven , Altenbruch , Neuhaus (Oste) and the wider area.

criticism

TV Spielfilm rated the film as mediocre and commented: " Karniggels in retirement: Dithmarscher Drama"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Wat Recht is, mutt Recht bliewen on tatort-fundus.de, accessed on August 23, 2015.
  2. ↑ Wat Recht is, mutt Recht bliewen Short review at tvspielfilm.de, accessed on 23 August 2015.
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