A truism says: being determines consciousness. Some times definitely exaggerated, but pathologist may already be subjected to fact that dissecting of corpses not only employs cutter, but also shapes it. To point that work place and work purpose to tile soul. Dr. Falko Lammert (Peter Trotter) is a pathologist, preferably at Dresden crime scene. He only has short appearances when he gives investigators time and cause of (violent) death. Now becomes Lammert main character, in first crime scene spin-off Lammerts corpses. These are (so far) six episodes that central German radio produced and which are now placed in media libraries of ARD and MDR.

The claim of grid is as high as scene in linear TV. Production company in both cases is Wiedemann Berg, author here as Ralf Husmann (also leads director). The Stromberg inventor installs a liaison between this and hereafter with pathologist in Lammerts corpses. The scene is pathology, coroner and a sometimes passing visitor places staff, supplemented by corpse, which already raises and Lammert to conversation.

Brightening miniatures are se Speeddatings with corpses. With m, Lammert, who hides in his basement cave in front of brutalized world and his exhausting family, can talk about what is driving him: death, life, love and ir circumstances, science. And he learns that life, by himself or because of or causes, has come to an end, to tell more of unfulfilled dreams than of a fulfilled biography. Author Husmann and his grumpy antihero are always looking for new perspectives – and y are looking for a middle ground between merely bizarre and truly tragic.

The series Lammerts corpses is available in media libraries of ARD and MDR.

Date Of Update: 07 November 2017, 12:03