Mysterious death in Friesland: Commissioner Brockhorst determined!

Mysterious death in Friesland: Commissioner Brockhorst determined!

Friesland, Deutschland - On March 26, 2025, ZDFneo shows the crime film "Friesland" at 9:45 p.m., directed by Sven Nagel. The film is based on a script by Stefan Rogall and has a length of 90 minutes. According to feature film.de Video on demand are available.

The focus of the action is Henk Cassens, who finds the undertaker Cornelia Mohn dead after the death of his aunt Teda. While Commissioner Brockhorst suspects an accident, Süher Özlügül explores the circumstances of Teda's death. The hobby forensicist Insa Scherzinger has found clues that indicate violent death. Marion Mohn, the victim's daughter, names Wolfgang Habedank as the only enemy of her mother, which raises further questions.

further investigations and ambiguities

The ambiguities of death and disappearance of a younger lover and suspected moments in relation to Patrick Diekmann, the friend of Marion Mohn, drive Henk and Süher to find more deeper. They begin to doubt Aunt Teda's natural cause of death. Interestingly, Dr. Silke Freymuth, the family doctor, prescribed her psychotropic drug, which raises additional questions. In addition, a mysterious young man named Edgar Raabe is interested in the deceased, which further complicated.

In addition, Commissioner Brockhorst fears an advantage in office and prompted the coffin of Aunta Teda to be picked up from the funeral institute in order to interfere with it in Henk's car. However, the car is stole shortly afterwards, which continues to burden the situation, such as zdf.de reports.

The occupation of the film includes numerous talents: Sophie Dal plays Süher Özlügül, while Maxim Mehmet takes on the role of Henk Cassens. Other main characters are Theresa Underberg as Insa Scherzinger, Holger Stockhaus as Wolfgang Habedank and Felix Vörtler as Commissioner Jan Brockhorst.

The film "Friesland" is part of the crime genre and was already produced in 2018. The visibility of crime novels on German television is remarkable; According to current studies, around 45.6 million Germans like to see crime, which seamlessly integrates into this popular form of entertainment.