Tod einer Polizistin 2012
In *Tod einer Polizistin (2012)*, director Matti Geschonneck crafts a tense crime drama that plunges viewers into a web of unresolved justice and simmering vengeance.
Director: Matti Geschonneck
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tod einer Polizistin (2012) about?
The film centers on Frank Keller, a man convicted of killing a policewoman, who escapes during a parole hearing and takes his lawyer hostage. His flight to a former police instructor's home unravels old secrets, while a determined detective re-examines the case's dark corners, questioning who truly pulled the trigger.
Who directed Tod einer Polizistin?
Matti Geschonneck directed *Tod einer Polizistin (2012)*, known for his sharp, socially critical crime thrillers that blend suspense with psychological depth.
Who stars in Tod einer Polizistin?
The cast features Götz George as the desperate escapee, Jürgen Vogel in a compelling supporting role, alongside Rosalie Thomass, Uwe Kockisch, and Uwe Preuss.
Is Tod einer Polizistin (2012) worth watching?
With its tight runtime and strong performances, *Tod einer Polizistin* delivers a taut crime drama that fans of German noir and procedural mysteries will appreciate. While not widely rated, its themes of justice and redemption make it a compelling watch for crime enthusiasts.
How long is Tod einer Polizistin?
The film runs for 89 minutes.
About Tod einer Polizistin (2012) — A gripping crime drama of vengeance and unresolved justice
In *Tod einer Polizistin (2012)*, director Matti Geschonneck crafts a tense crime drama that plunges viewers into a web of unresolved justice and simmering vengeance. The film follows Frank Keller, a man imprisoned for the murder of a policewoman, who becomes desperate after his bid for release is denied—sparking a dramatic courtroom hostage situation. His flight leads him to the home of Bruno Theweleit, a hardened police instructor with a dark past connection. As young investigator Lena Frey digs deeper, she uncovers layers of corruption and personal stakes that blur the line between guilt and innocence.
Against a backdrop of gritty realism and moral ambiguity, the story explores themes of institutional failure, the weight of memory, and the relentless pursuit of truth. The atmosphere crackles with tension, from the claustrophobic courtroom to the shadowy corridors of power, all anchored by standout performances from Götz George and Jürgen Vogel in pivotal roles.