Dortmund Crime: Healing

Synopsis

A ransacked apartment, blood everywhere — but no body. Medical student Laura Karaca (Alinda Yamaci) has vanished without a trace. Months earlier, pediatrician Agnes Polyakov disappeared under strikingly similar circumstances. That murder was confessed to by Ramin Azar (Hadi Khanjanpour), a lab assistant at the medical start-up “Healing,” who also led the police to the victim’s body. But since Azar has an airtight alibi from his prison cell, he cannot be responsible for the disappearance of the medical student. While Peter Faber (Jörg Hartmann) suspects a copycat offender, Daniel Kossik (Stefan Konarske) believes they are dealing with a serial killer. Barely back in Dortmund, Kossik — convinced that Faber failed the first investigation — takes apart his colleague’s earlier work with visible satisfaction and reopens the original case. As Faber focuses on Sinan (David Ali Rashed), Laura’s ex-boyfriend, Kossik turns his attention to the sleek, transparent world of “Healing” and its CEO Jan Frederiksson (Mads Hjulmand).

Credits

Director: Richard Huber
Written by: Daniel Bickermann, Magdalena Grazewicz
Director of Photography: Hendrik A. Kley, BVK
Music: Sven Rossenbach, Florian van Volxem
Costume Design: Eugenia Giesbrecht
Production Design: Julian Augustin
Editing: Knut Hake
Casting: Marc Schötteldreier
Producers: Katrin Kuhn,
Michael Souvignier, Till Derenbach
Editor (WDR): Frank Tönsmann

Starring: Jörg Hartmann, Alessija Lause, Stefan Konarske, Hadi Khanjanpour, Lilli Fichtner, Özgür Karadeniz, Talisa Lara Schmid, Mads Hjulmand, David Ali Rashed, Sybille J. Schedwill, Hildegard Lena Kuhlenberg and many more.

„Dortmund Crime: Healing“ is a production of Zeitsprung Pictures (producers: Katrin Kuhn, Michael Souvignier, and Till Derenbach) commissioned by WDR (editor: Frank Tönsmann).