Murder among students: Münster crime I confate is causing excitement!

Murder among students: Münster crime I confate is causing excitement!

The popular crime title "Tatort" is growing: In the new film "I confess" (working title), the protagonists chief criminal commissioner Frank Thiel, played by Axel Prahl, and Professor Karl-Friedrich Boerne, represented by Jan Josef Liefers, are facing a tricky case. The story unfolds after a wet and happy celebration at the Medical Faculty, in which Thiel and Boerne are also amused until they are confronted with the inexplicable death of a student.

The student Chris Haffmeister, in the role of Jonas Stenzel, is found dead after he died of an enigmatic stab injury. In the course of the investigation, it quickly becomes clear that Chris was not alone when he died. The autopsy report by the forensic doctor Boerne provides information that further question the events of the evening. But not only Boerne has difficulty remembering the course of the night; Several students, including Resi and Fraya, also fight with memory gaps. These lost memories and the stressful role of Fraya's mother, who makes life difficult for the investigators, contribute to complications.

a shocking successor

The situation escalates when a second murder happens that further complications of the investigation. The shocking death of Chris could be associated with its access to the controversial university apartment exchange, which is an important point of contact for students to find affordable living space. The motif seems clear, but the traces are confused. Felix, a roommate of Chris, and the sensitive Lucy are more accessible during the surveys than others, which gives investigators some valuable insights.

The place of action is not just a backdrop, but the pulsating life at the University of Münster. Here the investigator team immerses the structures and conflicts of the student body, which gains tension even more for the action. Professor Boerne, supported by Silke Haller, plans an experiment to gain new knowledge through scientific methods. This experiment could be the key to dissolution of the case.

The filming for "I confess" have already started, produced by Bavaria Fiction in Cologne and on behalf of the WDR. Regine Bielefeldt, known for her work at “Tatort”, wrote the script while Isa Prahl directs. The shooting leads the team through Münster and Cologne by October 10, 2024 before the film is broadcast in 2025.

also on board are well -known faces such as Björn Meyer as Mirko Schrader and Mechthild Großmann as prosecutor Wilhelmine Klemm. The insight into the complex world of university members paired with the investigation promises tension and emotional twists that will captivate the audience. For further information and not to miss any news, See the current reporting at www.antnemuenster.de .