There are some issues that it’s a must to obtain first – like making once morest the law thriller that accommodates the next, however nonetheless trickles alongside like an idyllic brook: a bloody homicide (full with a close-up of a pitchfork), a conspiracy idea a couple of Saudi prince, a suspect galloping away on a horse and a doping scandal involving high racehorses.
Within the new episode “The place is Belle Helene?” of the German-Danish sequence “Dan Sommerdahl” (at the moment, 10:15 p.m., ZDF), which is loosely primarily based on the books of the Scandinavian creator Anna Grue, this experiment in anti-suspense labored brilliantly.
At its core, it’s in regards to the homicide of horse proprietor Eric Windfeldt and the disappearance of his Most worthy animal, the mare Belle Helene. It’s due to this fact a double case that haunts the Danish title character Dan (performed by Peter Mygind), framed within the traditional method by a semi-private subplot (Is the woman of his coronary heart maybe a felony?). “Dan Sommerdahl” presents itself because the crime thriller equal of “Dream Ship” – lovely panorama, sea and nothing that hurts an excessive amount of.
Very best for anybody who actually desires to take a break from “Tatort” in the course of the summer time break. As a result of the one factor that would upset you right here is the cold predictability.
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Nora Bruckmüller
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Nora Bruckmüller
