The Queen of the Night
Oskar is called away from Max and Clara鈥檚 engagement party with news of a murder in a Spittelberg brothel. Oskar is quick to make an arrest, but Max is not convinced that they have the right man.
Oskar is called away from Max and Clara鈥檚 engagement party to investigate the brutal slaying of three women in a brothel. Clara understands Max鈥檚 eagerness to join Oskar in the investigation and allows him to follow, much to Oskar鈥檚 dismay.
At the scene, it becomes obvious that one of the victims has been given special treatment and her body has been washed and ritualistically displayed. It is determined that the wounds have been caused by a curved blade, but there is no murder weapon at the scene. Oskar鈥檚 team almost immediately arrest Victor Krull, a man who regularly visited the brothel and took a particular interest in the preferential victim. On the insistence of his boss, police commissioner Strasser, the press are informed of the arrest, but Max is not at all convinced.
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01:06Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), K. 620, Act II Der Holle Rache.. (Queen Of The Night)
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Max Liebermann | Matthew Beard |
| Oskar Rheinhardt | Jurgen Maurer |
| Clara | Luise von Finckh |
| Amelia Lydgate | Jessica De Gouw |
| Mendel Leibermann | Conleth Hill |
| Rachel Liebermann | Amelia Bullmore |
| Leah Liebermann | Charlene McKenna |
| Graf von Triebenbach | Ulrich Noethen |
| Professor Gruner | Oliver Stokowski |
| Inspector von Bulow | Raphael von Bargen |
| Police Commissioner Strasser | Simon Hatzl |
| Director | Umut Dag |
| Writer | Steve Thompson |
| Writer | Frank Tallis |