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When NATO transfers some of its funds from Paris to Brussels by train, a criminal mastermind posing as a British colonel plans to steal it but two petty French thieves also have the same intent.

Screaming, shooting, tears and blood changes the party into a nightmare.

There is a point in every human being when they are lonely. Lisa Brenner knew him. When her body is found one gray morning in front of a high-rise building, having fallen from the twelfth floor, she leaves behind a number of men who adored and loved her. Lisa was so close and devoted to all of them that in the end nobody knew if he was really meant. The number of suspects grows suddenly. Apparently Lisa wasn't alone drinking champagne on her balcony. Still, the neighborhood didn't hear a cry. Police find large cash deposits in Lisa Brenner's account but no employer. The first clues lead to Harry Riedeck, an elderly man with helper syndrome, who was familiar with Lisa's insurance and regularly shopped for her. With the support of the new assistant Kalli Hammermann, Batic also interrogates the other men who were in regular contact with Lisa: Hansen, a former Hamburg hockey star, Lischke, a bank employee and many a respectable father. At the same time, Leitmayr bites deeper and deeper into the case, which leads him more and more to the limits of himself. Two days later, Riedeck was found brutally murdered in the basement of his house. Unlike Lisa, whose death happened silently and almost invisibly, Riedeck was killed with forty hammer blows. Case analyst Christine Lerch is puzzled as to where the connection between the two victims lies for the perpetrator, if it was the same person. And what could it be that someone with such unbridled violence needed to get rid of? A tricky case that plunges a Munich brewery owner into a disaster and deeply shakes the trust between Leitmayr and Batic.

The investigative team tries to solve the death of a garbage truck driver who dies while fleeing his killer.

Arnd Zeigler dedicates himself directly to the concerns and needs of his viewers. He talks to fans by phone of all clubs and leagues - the main thing is about football! In between, he shows small video clips from the world of football

A scholar obsessed with Lewis Carroll's poem "The Hunting of the Snark" is found buried in the botanical gardens frequented by the author during his life.

After a pretty graduate student moonlighting as a baby sitter is found bound on a bed and smothered, it is found that she posed for provocative bondage photos.

A visiting lecturer at the college of criminology who holds controversial theories on genetic predisposition toward criminal behavior is found hanged.

A salesman chasing by car a beautiful female biker in order to flirt finds a castle where he is accused in a game trial for murder.

An unhappily married couple attempts to find direction and insight while vacationing in Naples.

A doc about right-wing movements worldwide and their completely incorrect interpretation of "Aryanism," a phenomenon which began with French philosopher Gobineau and continued with the Nazis. Filmmaker Mo Asumang embarks on a journey into the madness of racism and meets German neo-Nazis, America's most notorious racist Tom Metzger and members of the KKK in the Midwest. English subtitles.

A story of family, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the-century prospector in the early days of the business.

Sebastian is a physics professor at the University of Jena and dealing for years with parallel universes. Meticulously, he tries to prove its existence scientifically. His college friend Oskar, professor of theoretical physics at CERN in Geneva, smiles at Sebastian's firm belief in parallel universes and the many-worlds theory. In order to devote himself to the evidence in peace, Sebastian brings his son Nick to a summer camp, while his wife Maike is on vacation in the mountains. At a rest stop Nick disappears out of the car and so for Sebastian a nightmare begins.

Lonely widow Costanza Altavilla was strangled at home, after reporting hence-fired ex-con orderly Sergio Cuccetti's multiple malpractice in a poorly funded rest home which she frequently visited. When stolen drugs are found in his home, new state prosecutor Salvatore Patta, the vicequestore's cocky son, considers the case closed. Brunetti doubts and refuses to compromise the rest home future. He finds Costanza also cared for Orsoni's private domestic abuse victims asylum. Patta Senior semi-suspends Brunetti for a precipitous arrest without court-order, but he continuous unofficially, especially a breaking in Altavilla's home, probably seeking for something son Claudio already took home. Rafi duly questions his parents allowing naive sister inviting for a week an imp friend who proves a thief.

In East Frisian small harbor, contrary constables Jens Jensen, a tolerant pragmatic local, and Süher Özlügül, ambitious, usually by-the-book daughter of a Turkish immigrant fisherman, quarrel how to handle petty crime and keep order. Their chief Hinnerk Goosen doesn't hesitate to cover Jens who accidentally shot a rabbit in a public row over venue access. Süher breaks the rules to cover for her father who illegally taught kid rascals an excessive lesson. The staged suicide of housewife Elfie Berger requires the pair teaming up, assisted by pharmacist Insa Scherzinger who eagerly volunteers her informal forensic expertise, as Hinnerk is suspected of covering for organized drug trade, prostitution and blackmail, a minefield of motives and sore toes, scares with information for the formally competent nearest commissioner, Jan Brockhorst, who has little desire to dwell in the rustic 'shithole' which literally ruins his boots.

Five women celebrate their reunion in an Alpine hut, but their past blurs the atmosphere.

The Brothers Bloom are the best con men in the world, swindling millionaires with complex scenarios of lust and intrigue. Now they've decided to take on one last job - showing a beautiful and eccentric heiress the time of her life with a romantic adventure that takes them around the world.

In 1945, Germany is being overrun, and nobody is left to fight but teenagers.

Chief Inspector Claudius Zorn is annoyed. He's in a "mid-life crisis" and his work, which consists primarily of poring over files, bores him. Whenever possible, he passes on tiresome tasks to his colleague Schröder. But then something happens that tears Zorn out of his gray everyday life: A large pool of blood is found in the basement of a demolished house. There is no trace of the corpse. Public prosecutor Sauer transfers the mysterious case to him. The unmotivated wrath hasn't investigated a murder in years and is less than thrilled to actually have work on the table. Only a little later there is already a second dead person: a suicide who leaves behind a husband and child. The search for clues leads the investigative team through the whole of Halle. In doing so, Zorn finds out that his seemingly simple-minded colleague is often more on the ball than he is. The investigations are still not progressing, not least because of the incessant rain that covers many tracks. It was only when public prosecutor Sauer showed his contempt for Zorn all too clearly that he started to ponder and aroused Zorn's suspicions: Why did Sauer hand over the explosive case to him of all people? Should he only have used his supposedly most incompetent commissioner to prevent the investigation? Zorn feels challenged and now begins to investigate in earnest. In fact, there are indications that the files were manipulated - perhaps by Sauer himself? When looking for evidence, Zorn and Schröder receive support from Hannah Saborowski, the secretary of the public prosecutor, who also makes significant advances to Zorn. But he is more fascinated by his neighbor, the mysterious Malina. When he meets her while shadowing Sauer in a bar, he loses sight of the public prosecutor. Immediately there is a new murder - and a victim that Zorn would never have dreamed of. And why is his new friend Henning Mahler, the suicide's husband, also in hiding? In the course of further investigations, a tragic revenge story slowly unfolds and Zorn cannot prevent more deaths.

Finlander Alex works as a taxi-driver in Berlin and is married to an Italian. One night, two men get into his taxi with a briefcase full of money. Unluckily for Alex, they are being chased by gangsters whose money was stolen. They get killed in a shoot-out and Alex must get rid of their bodies.

In order to complete their divorce, Eva and Mark need to sell their house in Italy. But the house is in a terrible state and they need to work together to renovate it for the potential buyers. Though they have both moved on to new relationships, their lingering feelings and past hurts must be dealt with before they can find happiness.