Mörderische Erpressung
Originally released in 2006. Mörderische Erpressung is a crime film. directed by Markus Imboden.
Starring Hinnerk Schönemann, Mira Bartuschek, and Tobias Schenke
Synopsis
Möhnstedt is a paradise for parking offenders and speeders - village policeman Klaus Burck turns a blind eye to such offenses. Much to the astonishment of his new colleague Eva Mann, who has just graduated from police school and doesn't understand such leniency... When Jutta Krohn reports her daughter Nina missing one day, the village lethargy is suddenly over. A short time later, her body is fished out of the village lake. Nina, a nightclub dancer, attractive but unapproachable, died after having sex with three men. When the trail leads to the powerful bakery owner Jansen and his sons, the police suddenly have half the village against them...
Quick Facts
Release Date
November 3, 2006
19 years ago
User Rating
6.5/10
Good (2 votes)
Language
German
Original language
Country
Germany
Production
Director
Top Cast
Hinnerk Schönemann
as Klaus Burck
Mira Bartuschek
as Eva Mann
Tobias Schenke
as Frank Jansen
Kai Ivo Baulitz
as Marco Jansen
Peter Fitz
as Hermann Jansen
Werner Wölbern
as Manfred Pröschner
Christoph Tomanek
as Vogt
Sebastian Rudolph
as Ralph Jansen
Vaile Fuchs
as Nina Krohn
Angelika Thomas
as Jutta Krohn
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- DE
Production Companies
- ZDF
- ZDF/Arte
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mörderische Erpressung about?
Möhnstedt is a paradise for parking offenders and speeders - village policeman Klaus Burck turns a blind eye to such offenses. Much to the astonishment of his new colleague Eva Mann, who has just ...
Who directed Mörderische Erpressung?
Mörderische Erpressung was directed by Markus Imboden.
When was Mörderische Erpressung released?
Mörderische Erpressung was released on November 3, 2006 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Mörderische Erpressung?
The main cast of Mörderische Erpressung includes Hinnerk Schönemann, Mira Bartuschek, Tobias Schenke, Kai Ivo Baulitz, Peter Fitz.