Director:
Marco KreuzpaintnerCámara:
Jakub BejnarowiczMúsica:
Ben Lukas BoysenReparto:
Elyas M'Barek, Alexandra Maria Lara, Heiner Lauterbach, Manfred Zapatka, Jannis Niewöhner, Rainer Bock, Catrin Striebeck, Pia Stutzenstein, Peter Prager (más)Streaming (2)
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Fabrizio Collini, un jubilado italiano que lleva 35 años viviendo en Alemania, es acusado del asesinato de un respetado empresario. De su defensa se ocupa Caspar, un novato abogado de oficio que, para más inri, consideraba a la víctima un segundo padre. Caspar verá su primer caso como una oportunidad profesional que, además, le permite asegurarse de que se hace justicia. Sin embargo, a medida que investigue el crimen, descubrirá tras él una conspiración que se remonta hasta los años del nazismo. (Flins & Piniculas)
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Fans of courtroom dramas can't complain. Germany surprised and Elyas M'Barek, a comedy actor, handled the serious role with ease. The film has a great theme, with a newly graduated lawyer getting his first case where he has to defend a murderer who killed his former lover's grandfather, and on top of that, he's up against a hostile and well-respected opponent. Great courtroom verbal shootouts, decent twists and turns, great actors and the biggest legal scandal in German history ever. What more could you ask for? 8/10.
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For me personally, it is already a great surprise that comedian Elyas M'Barek has taken on a serious role. He handled it brilliantly and even chose a film where Germans once again open wounds, poke a bit with needles from knitting in them, and then patch them up hoping that someone from the surroundings will blow it away. I really like these films from Germans. They have no problem returning to the past of the world wars and pointing out what they did wrong. And here they did more wrong than enough. In addition to Elyas, Franco Nero also deserves attention. He doesn't say much, but what he says, his gallantry elevates to the absolute. Very solid court drama!
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