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Tatort: Die goldene Zeit

OT: Tatort: Die goldene Zeit

Mia Spengler | Germany 2019

Feature | 90 min | FFHH 2019

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Synopsis

Romanticism was yesterday: two federal police officers fight to control the influence of criminal gangs in St. Pauli. A contract killing shocks the Hamburg red light district. While investigating, Thorsten Falke (Wotan Wilke Möhring) bumps into an old acquaintance, the St Pauli institution Michael Lübke (Michael Thomas) and comes face to face with his past as a young bouncer. In the face of prostitution and modern forms of slavery, there’s no St Paulil nostalgia for his colleague Julia Grosz (Franziska Weisz). Together they hunt the hitman and the men behind the killing, before the simmering war in the precinct boils over – and Falke‘s old friend and mentor Lübke turns out to be a tricky customer.


Bio

MIA SPENGLER (*1986) studied at the Film Academy Baden-Württemberg and graduated with award-winning films. In 2017, her debut feature Back For Good was shown in the section Perspektive Deutsches Kino at the Berlinale and won several prizes.

Info

Original Title: Tatort: Die goldene Zeit

International Title: Tatort: Die goldene Zeit

Category: Feature

Section: Televisionen

Version & Subtitles: German OV

Director: Mia Spengler

Screenplay: Georg Lippert

Cast/Protagonists: Wotan Wilke Möhring, Franziska Weisz, Michael Thomas, Bogdan Iancu, Levin Liam, Jonathan Kwesi Aikins, Roland Bonjour, Deborah Kaufmann, Slavko Popadic, Emma Dragunova, Christian Redl, Jessica Kosmalla, Anna Oussankina, Gisa Flake, Blerim Adeni, Till Butterbach, Odine Johne

Production country: Germany

Year of Production: 2019

Length: 90 min

Producer: Björn Vosgerau, Uwe Kolbe

Production company: Wüste Medien GmbH


Cinematography: Moritz Schultheiss

Editor: Linda Bosch

Music: Marc Fragstein

Production Design: Dorle Bahlburg

Commissioning Editor: Donald Kraemer


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