
Tatort Calw - Opfer
Synopsis
Because detectives Jäger and Kraft botched an unauthorized operation, they now have to face the consequences: they are demoted and placed under the command of their colleague Hoffmann. In their private lives, too, things are not as they should be. While Jäger is kept busy at night by his young children, Lola and Andreas' relationship is in crisis. The Calw investigators are really not having an easy time of it at the moment. And then there's their new case, which seems to be a tough one. When businessman Till Ritter is found dead, everything seems clear at first: suicide. But the matter becomes more complicated. Why was Ritter's daughter kidnapped? And what is his son Philip hiding? And what does the body found in a nearby lake have to do with it? The three detectives and their new colleague still have a lot of work ahead of them, because there is still a long way to go before all the questions are answered and the case can be closed...
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Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Stefan Lörcher
Karl Jäger
Cathrin Tham
Lola Kraft (Cathrin Benesch)
Frieder Pfeiffer
Andreas Hoffmann
Lucia Schlör
Sandra Schenk
Rainer Wolf
Horst Wagner
Markus Kiefer
Philip Ritter
Saskia Höfle
Kathrin Ritter
Katharina Ruess
Anna Loose
Wolfgang Hellmich
Till Ritter
Jens Gackenheimer
Söldner
Stefan Kaupp
Söldner
Elisabeth Rheinsberg
Eva Ritter
Jochen Senf
Kriminalrat
Esther Besserer
Susanne Jäger
Steffen Benesch
Revierleiter Berger
Armin Binder
Geschäftsführer
Rolf Kossbiel
Bankdirektor
Hanna Rheinsberg
Ehebrecherin
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Armin Schnürle
- Screenplay & Story
- Armin Schnürle
- Original Score
- Marcel Schweder
- Original Title
- Tatort Calw - Opfer
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Mania Pictures e.V.
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Armin Schnürle
Armin Schnürle
Marcel Schweder
Armin Schnürle, Malte Wolman, Wolfgang Hellmich, Christian Lauschner, Florian Hammann
Armin Schnürle
Wolfgang Hellmich
Department Leadership Roster
Armin Schnürle
Director
Armin Schnürle
Writer
Wolfgang Hellmich
Producer
Armin Schnürle
Editor
Armin Schnürle
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tatort Calw - Opfer
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Tatort Calw - Opfer about?
Because detectives Jäger and Kraft botched an unauthorized operation, they now have to face the consequences: they are demoted and placed under the command of their colleague Hoffmann. In their private lives, too, things are not as they should be. While Jäger is kept busy at night by his young children, Lola and Andreas' relationship is in crisis. The Calw investigators are really not having an easy time of it at the moment. And then there's their new case, which seems to be a tough one. When businessman Till Ritter is found dead, everything seems clear at first: suicide. But the matter becomes more complicated. Why was Ritter's daughter kidnapped? And what is his son Philip hiding? And what does the body found in a nearby lake have to do with it? The three detectives and their new colleague still have a lot of work ahead of them, because there is still a long way to go before all the questions are answered and the case can be closed...
Who directed Tatort Calw - Opfer?
Tatort Calw - Opfer was directed by Armin Schnürle.
Who stars in Tatort Calw - Opfer?
The principal cast of Tatort Calw - Opfer includes Stefan Lörcher, Cathrin Tham, Frieder Pfeiffer, Lucia Schlör, Rainer Wolf.
When was Tatort Calw - Opfer released and how long is it?
Tatort Calw - Opfer was released in 2003 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Who composed the musical score for Tatort Calw - Opfer?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Tatort Calw - Opfer was composed by Marcel Schweder.
