New voting winner on August 16 on ORF 2
Vienna (OTS) – This time, a Kiel “Tatort” with Austrian handwriting won the race in the weekly voting on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the cult crime series. And so on Sunday, August 16, 2020, at 8:15 pm (also as an audio film), Sabine Derflinger’s crime thriller “Borowski und das Meer” will be on ORF 2’s program. Philipp Hochmair will also be in front of the camera.
New game New luck
In the coming weeks, fans and anyone who wants to become one will also have the opportunity to choose their favorite “crime scene” from the ORF 2 Sunday program (8.15 p.m.). At 9.45 pm, immediately after the broadcast, the voting for the next desired “crime scene” begins on the following Sunday. There is a choice of the remaining 41 particularly successful and popular films from the past 20 years with investigative teams from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The voting starts again from zero, the votes cast from the previous week are not counted for the next desired “crime scene”. Votes can be cast online at 11:59 p.m. on the following Thursday https://extra.ORF.at/ possible. The last audience favorite will be shown on August 30, 2020. The result of the election, the weekly “Tatort” favorites, are always shown on Fridays – before the respective broadcast date – in “Studio 2” (5:30 pm, ORF 2) and online at https://extra.ORF.at/ and announced in an on-air trailer.
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“Tatort – Borowski and the Sea” (Sunday, August 16, 8:15 pm, ORF 2)
With, among others, Axel Milberg, Sibel Kekilli, Jan Peter Heyne, Nicolette Krebitz, Andreas Patton, Karoline Eichhorn and Philipp Hochmair; Director: Sabine Derflinger; Production year: 2014
The lawyer Jens Adam (Andreas Patton) is shot dead on a night boat excursion by the Marex company. His body disappears in the sea. Marex is the world leader in the mining of raw materials in the deep sea, specializing in rare earths. By mining these metals, which are found in every mobile phone, Marex wants to land a million dollar business. Does Adam’s death have anything to do with the murder of an environmentalist who protested the destruction of the ocean floor? Jens Adam’s wife Marte (Nicolette Krebitz) could also have killed her husband out of jealousy because he had several affairs. Sarah Brandt (Sibel Kekilli) discovers a video on Adam’s computer in which he openly accuses the Marex company of murdering him. Commissioner Borowski (Axel Milberg) suspects that the solution to the case can be found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea and dives into the depths.
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