Evidence Remains in Berlin Following Criminal Incident
In the upcoming German crime series, D 2024, a talented ensemble of actors and actresses bring the story to life. The cast includes Oliver Radek, Mina Amiri, Lucy Elbe, Alexander von Tal, Barbara Philipp, Mareike Zwahr, and Meira Durand, each playing intriguing characters that promise to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Oliver Radek takes on the role of Hans-Werner Meyer, while Mina Amiri portrays Jasmin Tabatabai. Alexander von Tal is cast as Aleksandar Radenković, and Barbara Philipp plays Daniela Reverding. Mareike Zwahr is cast as the ambitious lawyer, Isa Brehm, who finds herself in a complex web of power, ambition, and danger.
Isa Brehm's character is a lawyer from an economic law firm, and her ambitious nature and intricate personal life are central to the series. Her involuntary affair with her boss, Roman Oellert, who is currently under investigation for attempted rape of former employee Lilly Janowitz, adds an extra layer of tension to the story.
The affair, now public, threatens to be Isa Brehm's downfall, and her promotion the day before her disappearance before a business trip only fuels the speculation surrounding her character. Meira Durand portrays Lilly Janowitz, offering a perspective that sheds light on the darker side of the corporate world.
The first episode of D 2024 is rated FSK 12, making it accessible to a wide audience. Verena S. Freytag directs the first episode, promising a compelling start to the series.
D 2024 is set to premiere soon, and with its captivating cast and intriguing plot, it's sure to be a must-watch for crime drama fans. As more details about the series and its characters unfold, viewers can look forward to a gripping exploration of power, ambition, and the darker side of corporate life.
Other characters delve into the general-news realm of crime-and-justice, such as Lilly Janowitz, played by Meira Durand, who experienced the darker side of the corporate world. Isa Brehm's investigation for attempted rape of Lilly Janowitz aids in positioning the show within the broader context of politics and general-news issues.
