Mordnacht
Synopsis
One for all, all for one! That's the motto in the tranquil village of Heiterstorf just outside Hamburg. In order to be accepted again in his hometown, which Gabriel Panski once arrogantly left behind, the family man runs the gauntlet. After a depressing movie night at the rowing club, the heart of Heiterstorf, he is suddenly the "man of the hour". The village wants to help ensure that Panski doesn't have to pay for a public-spirited heroic deed: the murder of the Hamburg real estate shark Butz, who tried to rip everyone off. Although the moneyed dynast Erna Gutdorf herself scrubbed the crime scene at the rowing club, the clues lead to Panski. Inspector Winter is always one step ahead of the hungover suspect. However, she has to realize that her perfect puzzle of clues leads to a manipulated picture. When the inspector and the suspect pull together, they stumble upon a perfidious conspiracy...
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Maximilian Brückner
Gabriel Panski
Rosalie Thomass
Leonie Winter
Jens Weisser
Jürgen Panski
Claudia Kottal
Anna Panski
Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen
Paul Gutdorf
Gustav Peter Wöhler
August Gutdorf
Eva Weißenborn
Erna Gutdorf
Zhenja Isaak
Tomas Shilongo
José Barros
Michi
Jonas Hien
Johann Butz
Toni Schäfer
Marie Panski
Kristina-Maria Peters
Sarah Kornheim
Viktoria Steiber
Clerk
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Friederike Jehn
- Screenplay & Story
- Janosch Kosack
- Original Score
- Julian Maas, Christoph Kaiser
- Original Title
- Mordnacht
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
- Production Studios
- X Filme Creative Pool
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Friederike Jehn
Janosch Kosack
Julian Maas, Christoph Kaiser
Sten Mende
Isabel Meier
Martin Kosok, Christopher Sassenrath, Eric Bouley, Uwe Schott, Josephine Blume
Department Leadership Roster
Friederike Jehn
Director
Sabine Bockmeyer
Costume Design
Isabel Meier
Editor
Sten Mende
Director of Photography
Martin Kosok
Producer
Christopher Sassenrath
Producer
Julian Maas
Original Music Composer
Eric Bouley
Producer
Uwe Schott
Producer
Christoph Kaiser
Original Music Composer
Iris Trescher
Production Design
Janosch Kosack
Writer
Josephine Blume
Producer
Dori Horvath
Stunt Coordinator
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mordnacht.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mordnacht
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Mordnacht about?
One for all, all for one! That's the motto in the tranquil village of Heiterstorf just outside Hamburg. In order to be accepted again in his hometown, which Gabriel Panski once arrogantly left behind, the family man runs the gauntlet. After a depressing movie night at the rowing club, the heart of Heiterstorf, he is suddenly the "man of the hour". The village wants to help ensure that Panski doesn't have to pay for a public-spirited heroic deed: the murder of the Hamburg real estate shark Butz, who tried to rip everyone off. Although the moneyed dynast Erna Gutdorf herself scrubbed the crime scene at the rowing club, the clues lead to Panski. Inspector Winter is always one step ahead of the hungover suspect. However, she has to realize that her perfect puzzle of clues leads to a manipulated picture. When the inspector and the suspect pull together, they stumble upon a perfidious conspiracy...
Who directed Mordnacht?
Mordnacht was directed by Friederike Jehn.
Who stars in Mordnacht?
The principal cast of Mordnacht includes Maximilian Brückner, Rosalie Thomass, Jens Weisser, Claudia Kottal, Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen.
When was Mordnacht released and how long is it?
Mordnacht was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.
Who composed the musical score for Mordnacht?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Mordnacht was composed by Julian Maas, Christoph Kaiser.