The most popular team wins again. The audience chose the Münster crime thriller "Tatort: Schwanensee" for the TV program on Sunday.
The next desired "crime scene" repeat as part of the Sunday crime summer break is set. As in the previous week, the "Boerne and Thiel" fans once again prevailed: The "Tatort: Schwanensee" (2015) will be broadcast on Sunday (July 5) at 8:15 p.m. in the first.
That's what the thriller is about
Prof. Karl-Friedrich Boerne (Jan Josef Liefers, 55) is almost on his way to vacation when the body of Mona Lux is found on the bottom of the in-house swimming pool in the therapy center "Schwanensee". Andreas Kullmann (Robert Gwisdek, 36), who made his way there every morning, does not want to have noticed the dead woman. Commissioner Frank Thiel (Axel Prahl, 60) finds it difficult to imagine. But "Swan Lake" is a psychiatric facility and Kullmann autistic. The circle of suspects is small, but the situation is confusing …
Is it worth turning on?
Yes and no This is especially true for fans of the Munster Klamauk experts Boerne and Thiel. Because these could be disappointed because the legendary word battles are being fought this time with weapons that are not quite as pointed. Hunger as a running gag is also quickly overused. There is also a lot to complain about in terms of content.
For example, the mental illnesses of the individual patients, called "customers", are so cliché that hardly a reaction is surprising. On the contrary, in some scenes it is almost a bit ridiculous what is going on in the fictional psychiatric facility on Lake Aase in Münster. Here some of the potential of the basic idea was given away. Because especially in the interplay with Prof. Boerne, who always walks the line between genius and megalomania, funny scenes could not only have happened with Autist Kullmann.
The thriller is worth seeing because of the special architecture of the Westphalian cathedral city and the perspective the camera takes. The idea of using gifted islanders to search for tax is also exciting.
New week, new opportunity
The crime series to choose from – without the films already shown – will be available again after the broadcast on Sunday. You can only vote online. The desired "crime scene" repetitions run as part of the summer break until Sunday, August 30th. The first new premiere is scheduled for September 6th.