Murder in Salzburg: Why the new crime novels are so excited!

Murder in Salzburg: Why the new crime novels are so excited!

Salzburg, Österreich - In a gripping premiere, ORF-2 presented the eleventh film from the popular crime series "Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Die Salzburg" in a gripping premiere. The spectators were drawn into the dazzling world of real estate and a mysterious murder case in which a broker was found dead. Up to 879,000 spectators followed the investigation by the Austrian double Irene Russmeyer, played by Fanny Krausz, and Hubert Mur, embodied by Michael Fitz. The program has achieved the best ratings with a market share of 32 percent since 2021. This high number of spectators illustrates the unbroken interest in the series that has found a loyal audience since its introduction in 2016.

a murder, many questions

The action focuses on the unclear circumstances of the murder of the broker, which leads the protagonists deep into a network of corruption and intrigue. The director Erhard Riedlsperger emphasizes that the success of the Austrian crime novels, including this new episode, is not only due to the gripping story, but also to the extraordinary humor, which shapes the characters and their interactions. The Bavarian Commissioner Mur and the Austrian inspector bring an amusing rivalry with it, which is a considerable incentive for many spectators, as well as the pleasant backdrop of Salzburg, which comes into its own in every episode.

When asked about the continued success of Austrian crime series, Dr. Rüdiger Maas stated that many German Austria combines with more positive associations. Culinary, vacation and a rural character create an attractive connection that appeals to the audience. The combination of impressive alpine panoramas and the charming simplicity of the Austrian dialect gives the stories authenticity and also invites you to enjoy the small, fine nuances of the characters. If you want to learn more about this case, you can continue to stream "Murder in a prime location" on ORF on, where earlier cases are also available in the series, such as