“Scene” Vote: How did you like “Among Enemies” with Almila Bagriacik?
Almila Bagriacik and Karoline Schuch needed two episodes to grow together – in the end, the realignment of the Kiel »Tatort« team succeeded. Or do you disagree?
Scene with Almila Bagriacik: Melodramatic Blow of Liberation
The new case was just completed, the criminal psychologist had to go further. She diligently and cheerfully shouted to her new colleague: “A 16-year-old has stabbed her mother because she loves her father.” Then she briefly lectures on the scientific significance of the killing process: »An Elektra – Carl Gustav Jung’s synonym for the female Oedipus complex.« The Elektra Complex. Very interesting. And very rarely.
Criminal psychologist Elli Krieger (Karoline Schuch) still had her appearance, after the focus during the double episode was mainly on Commissioner Mila Sahin (Almila Bagriacik). It was about police corruption, a money-laundering start-up and a mafia godfather who had unreliable henchmen killed while eating spaghetti.
Two years ago, the NDR had announced that after the departure of Axel Milberg as Commissioner Borowski, the remaining Almila Bagriacik in the TV station will investigate in the duo with Karoline Schuch. Therefore, it was a little surprising last Sunday that Schuch as a psychologist only had a miniature appearance. In the second part she now plays tentatively further forward – but leaves Bagriacik room for the melodramatic liberation of her character. [...] XXL crime, in which one is now afraid that he could collapse under the weight of the exuberant quotes and emotions. If the team holds out – we’d like to see more of him.
We gave 7 out of 10 points. What do you think of the crime?
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