Bibi Fellner and Moritz Eisner investigate the homeless scene in Vienna’s crime scene today. Is “Down” worth it? The crime scene criticism.
- “Below” is the name of the new one crime scene out Wien, which took place today on Sunday (December 20th, 2020, 8.15pm) in First running.
- When a former investigative journalist dies, everything looks for you at first crime im Homeless environment out. Fellner and Eisner quickly discover, however, that there is more to this.
- In our crime scene quick check you get all the information about the commissioners, plot, criticism and actors.
Synopsis: The Vienna crime scene today on Sunday in a quick check
A dead homeless man is found in an abandoned industrial area. It’s about Gregor Aigner (Jonathan Fetka), an ex-police informer and self-appointed investigative journalist who fell into the homeless environment. Indy (Michael Steinocher) and Tina (Maya Unger) discovered the body and the
police communicated. The young couple lives on the street themselves and knew the dead man very well.
First of all, it looks like the Viennese crime scene commissioners Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer) have committed an act in the homeless environment: a dispute over alcohol or money escalates, in the end one of the opponents remains dead on the ground. This happens quite often, a classic case. Soon, however, there are indications that call this thesis into question: At the scene of the crime, the investigators found a lot of psychotropic drugs and traces of crystal meth on the clothes of the dead man. And why did the victim try to speak to Fellner on an urgent matter a few days before his death ?
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The dead homeless Gregor Aigner (Jonathan Fetka) is found in an abandoned industrial area. At first everything looks like an act in the homeless environment for Eisner.
Image: Philipp Brozsek, ARD Degeto / ORF / Superfilm
Review: Is it worth it to tune into “Tatort: Below” today?
In contrast to other episodes in the
Vienna crime scene This time, Fellner and Eisner, under the direction of Daniel Prochaska, don’t get lost in personal sideshow – they work together effectively and smoothly. And they want to show their own police authorities, the executive, as the Austrian says, that ambition to investigate is a duty even with the poorest.
You can also read our crime scene column: No reason for 08/15 murder
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Fellner and Eisner interrogate Jonathan “Indy” Lechner (Michael Steinocher).
Image: Philipp Brozsek, ARD Degeto / ORF / Superfilm
Actors: These are the actors in the Vienna Tatort today
- Moritz Eisner: Harald Krassnitzer
- Bibi Fellner: Adele Neuhauser
- Tina Kranzinger: Maya Unger
- Jonathan “Indy” Lechner: Michael Steinocher
- Ernst Rauter: Hubert Kramar
- Manfred Schimpf: Thomas Stipsits
- Dr. Kreindl: Günter Franzmeier
- Frank Zanger: Michael Pink
- Johanna Wallner: Sabrina Reiter
- Dr. Steiner-Reeves: Jutta Fastian
- Sackerl-Grete: Inge Maux
- Micha Schmidt: Klaus Huhle
Crime scene: preview, stream and full episodes in the ARD-Media library
The First shows all Tatort episodes as a live stream in parallel to the TV broadcast on Sunday ARD-Media library (to the media library). The episodes can then be accessed there for six months – for reasons of youth protection, however, only between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Commissioners: Eisner and Fellner are the crime scene investigators in Vienna
Moritz Eisner, played by Harald Krassnitzer, has the say in the crime scene from the Alpine republic. Since 1999 he has been investigating mostly in Vienna and the surrounding area, initially as chief inspector, later as major, now as lieutenant colonel. Because he is considered a specialist, he is often sent to other parts of Austria to head special commissions to solve tricky cases.
Eisner is a loner, his investigations like to be rough, almost rough. He follows his instinct – and preferably his own head. When in 2011 he was joined by Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser), who was getting on in years, with her psychological problems and her tendency towards high-proof liquor, Eisner was not exactly ecstatic. The majoress followed the custom for years and occasionally maintains somewhat dubious contacts with the Viennese underworld. Despite all the differences, Eisner and Fellner get together over the years – and become a well-rehearsed, familiar duo.
Crime scene inspectors: who is investigating where?
Image: Philipp Brozsek, ARD Degeto / ORF / Superfilm
Press reviews: The criticism of the last crime scene cases from Vienna
Broadcast dates: These are the upcoming Tatort episodes on Sunday
- 20th of December: “crime scene: Below “(Wien)
- December 26th: “crime scene: Among wolves “(Ludwigshafen)
- January 1st: “crime scene: The fine spirit “(Weimar)
- 10. January: “crime scene: The Death of Others “(Cologne)
- January 17th: “crime scene: This is our house” (Stuttgart)
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