Tatort-Kiel: Three women dead-murder or climate protest?

Tatort-Kiel: Three women dead-murder or climate protest?

Kiel, Deutschland - A shocking case shakes Kiel! On Sunday, November 10, 2024, the new crime scene "Borowski and the Eternal Sea" will be broadcast at 8:15 p.m., and it could be the last appearance of Axel Milberg as Commissioner Klaus Borowski. The dark action begins with the discovery of the body of 19-year-old Clara Weidenfeld on the beach, which immediately raises questions. First of all, her friend Benno Sitter is targeted as the main suspect, but the situation escalates when two other women are found dead. All three were part of a group of climate activists who fought against a controversial construction project.

a network of intrigue and secrets

The investigation by Borowski and his colleague Mila Sahin quickly show that deaths could be more than just a relationship. Benno confesses that Clara had an affair with another woman, but he denies to have something to do with her death. The discovery of the other corpses makes the investigators listen: The women had apparently participated in mysterious ceremonies, which causes the assumption that their deaths may have been staged. The connections between the victims and the construction project seem to be alarming.

The reviews of "Borowski and the Eternal Sea" have already been mixed in advance. Editor Daniel Wirsching describes the crime scene as a "boring, over-ambitious Öko-Ki scrap place" and criticizes the lack of tension and the weak characters. He sees parallels to "2001: Odyssey in space" and criticizes the moral messages that are conveyed to the audience. Despite the mixed reactions, the question remains: What is really behind the death of the three young women? And will Borowski bring the truth to light before it is too late?