Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück 2016
In *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück (2016)*, the retired Chief Inspector Kovak returns to a quiet village near Greifswald to confront a cold case that haunted him for two decades.
Director: Matti Geschonneck
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück* (2016) about?
*Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück* follows Chief Inspector Kovak as he revisits a decades-old murder in a small village, convinced he's finally close to solving it. His target is Professor Adam, a brilliant but enigmatic figure who may—or may not—be the killer. As Kovak digs deeper, the line between justice and obsession blurs, forcing him to confront uncomfortable truths.
Who directed *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück*?
The film was directed by Matti Geschonneck, known for his sharp, character-driven crime dramas that delve into moral dilemmas.
Who stars in *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück*?
The cast features Uwe Kockisch as Chief Inspector Kovak, Sylvester Groth as Professor Adam, and Sophie von Kessel, Ulrike C. Tscharre, and Jenny Schily in key supporting roles.
Is *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück* (2016) worth watching?
While *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück* lacks an IMDb rating for reference, its gripping psychological duel and well-crafted crime narrative make it a compelling watch for fans of intelligent, atmospheric dramas. The tension between its leads and the moral complexity of its plot add layers that linger long after the credits roll.
How long is *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück*?
The film has a runtime of 89 minutes.
About Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück (2016) — A Cold Case Collides with Obsession in this Crime Drama
In *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück (2016)*, the retired Chief Inspector Kovak returns to a quiet village near Greifswald to confront a cold case that haunted him for two decades. The crime—a brutal act—was pinned on the respected physics professor Adam, but without sufficient proof, Kovak's hands were tied. Now, with Adam's life unraveling around him, Kovak sees a second chance to finally bring justice. Yet the professor, a master of intellect and cunning, proves a formidable opponent, leaving Kovak to question not only Adam's guilt but his own sanity. This taut drama, directed by Matti Geschonneck, blends psychological tension with the weight of unresolved history, creating an atmosphere thick with suspicion and moral ambiguity.
The film explores the fine line between obsession and justice, as Kovak's determination borders on vengeance. With a stellar cast including Uwe Kockisch as Kovak and Sylvester Groth as Adam, *Ein Kommissar kehrt zurück* delivers a gripping cat-and-mouse game where every move is calculated—and every assumption could be a mistake.