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  • Kommissar LaBréa Todesträume am Montparnasse (Season 1, Episode 3)
  • TV Episode | 86 min | Crime

Kommissar LaBréa

Todesträume am Montparnasse (Season 1, Episode 3)
TV Episode | 86 min | Crime

The murder of ex-convict Pascal Masson is a mystery to Commissioner LaBréa. The shackled victim bled to death after being mutilated in the genital area. At the scene of the crime, the police found a music cassette with Ravel's "Bolero" - a...See moreThe murder of ex-convict Pascal Masson is a mystery to Commissioner LaBréa. The shackled victim bled to death after being mutilated in the genital area. At the scene of the crime, the police found a music cassette with Ravel's "Bolero" - a message? The commissioner receives information about a similar case from his colleague Franck Zechira. A rapist hanged himself in custody after falling into the hands of a group of radical feminists practicing vigilante justice using hard-to-remove paint. Although the unknown women have so far limited themselves to symbolic castration, LaBréa cannot rule them out as suspects. When looking for the members of the group, he repeatedly comes across Christine Payan. The well-known psychologist is involved in the care of rape victims and knows more about this group than she says. While LaBréa grits his teeth against the aloof Madame Payan, his relationship with the enchanting neighbor Céline grows closer. But since the anniversary of his wife's death is imminent, he does not dare to stand by his feelings - also out of consideration for his daughter Jenny. With another murder of Stefan Vlankovic, who was obviously in hiding in Paris, carried out according to the same pattern, a hot lead finally emerges: The Serb Vlankovic and ex-Foreign Legionnaire Masson knew each other from the Balkan War. The European Court of Justice in The Hague has a long file on Vlankovic for various war crimes. The solution to the case, however, harbors a painful surprise for LaBréa and his colleague Franck Zechira. Written by ARD Das Erste See less
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Director
Writers
Thomas Stiller (screenplay) | Alexandra von Grote (novel)
Composer
Cinematographer
Editor
Diane Wurzschmitt (edited by)
Status
Edit Released
Updated Apr 29, 2010

Release date
Apr 29, 2010 (Germany)

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18 cast members
Name Known for
Francis Fulton-Smith
Maurice LaBréa Maurice LaBréa   See fewer
Bruno Bruni Jr.
Jean Marc Lagarde (as Bruno Bruni) Jean Marc Lagarde (as Bruno Bruni)   See fewer
Anja Knauer
Corinne Dupont Corinne Dupont   See fewer
Daniel Friedrich
Roland Thibon Roland Thibon   See fewer
Valerie Niehaus
Céline Charpentier Céline Charpentier   See fewer
Leonie Brill
Jenny LaBréa Jenny LaBréa   See fewer
Gudrun Landgrebe
Dr. Brigitte Foucart Dr. Brigitte Foucart   See fewer
Oliver Bootz
Franck Zechira Franck Zechira   See fewer
Sabine Vitua
Christine Payan Christine Payan   See fewer
Natalia Avelon
Dr. Hélène Clément Dr. Hélène Clément   See fewer
Astrid Posner
Hortense Vignal Hortense Vignal   See fewer
Vera Baranyai
Yvonne Funes Yvonne Funes   See fewer
Lea Ruckpaul
Marielou Delors Marielou Delors   See fewer
Christoph Jungmann
Gefängnisdirektor Gefängnisdirektor   See fewer
David Steffen
Alain Wagner Alain Wagner   See fewer
Dela Dabulamanzi
Taxifahrerin (as Dela Gakpo) Taxifahrerin (as Dela Gakpo)   See fewer
Rüdiger Kühmstedt
Pascal Masson Pascal Masson   See fewer
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