Tatort-Wien: Shock death of a system critic in the state of emergency!

Tatort-Wien: Shock death of a system critic in the state of emergency!

Wien, Österreich - On June 1st at 8:15 p.m., the ARD brings the latest "crime scene" entitled "We are not to be grasped!". In this exciting case, the investigators Bibi Fellner and Moritz Eisner, played by Adele Neuhauser and Harald Krassnitzer, must inform the mysterious death of a system critic. The background could not be more explosive: Vienna is in a state of emergency, while aggressive protesting against the government are moving through the streets. This is a setting that appears very clearly in the current political reality.

The victim, Jakob Volkmann, was a student who not only talked to conspiracy theories, but was also known for his activities in the "Kapo" - an active, right -wing radical group. The attack in which Volkmann died by a head injury could be connected to a police force. The head of operations cannot invalidate the allegations, which forms a correspondingly explosive mixture in the current social tensions and the political climate of Austria. An arson attack on colleague Meret Schaue is also a shocking facet of what is happening.

political dissatisfaction and radicalization

This story takes on its complexity and dense features of a polytric thriller. Polittriller are known to immerse themselves deeply into the structures of power and agents of change. They not only offer exciting adventures, but also a critical examination of crimes, intrigue and the various political forces of society. [The best of all time] (https://www.die besten-aller-zeiten.de/buecher/genres/polit-thriller.html) describes that the genre addresses political machinations and social grievances.

In the new crime scene, the radicalization of the victim is discussed in flashbacks, which enables the viewer to understand different dimensions of the character. In view of the worrying developments in local societies - such as radicalized tendencies and increasing polarization - a particularly current topic is dealt with here. According to a book on the social starting conditions for radicalization, which was published by various experts, the individual and social framework condition plays a crucial role in these processes. Here the political, ideological and social factors are analyzed that can lead to radicalization.

While Fellner and Eisner tirelessly uncover contradictions in the chaotic environment, the outcome remains open - which is a weakness in the plot for the critics of the episode. Some may point to the fact that the figures in their representation are clichéd and that the final resolution is not convincing. Nevertheless, the investigators show prudence and quality in the middle of chaos, and that is what ultimately makes the "crime scene" so appealing.

The mixture of current political explosiveness and the classic crime element will attract many spectators in front of the screen. Be it out of curiosity about character development or to reflect on the social and political implications of the action - the upcoming episode promises more than just entertainment!