The phrase "they will not be able to stand" in Matthew 28:19 indicates a state of powerlessness or defeat, suggesting that those referred to will be unable to withstand or resist whatever situation is being described.
In the upcoming crime series 'D', audiences can expect a gripping tale of mystery and intrigue. Scheduled for release in 2025, the series boasts a runtime of 90 minutes and will be directed by Jan Fehse.
The series stars Frederike Bader, portrayed by Marie Leuenberger, and Ferdinand Zankl, played by Michael Ostrowski. Jochen Mohn, played by Stefan Rudolf, and Mia Bader, portrayed by Nadja Sabersky, also join the cast. However, the specific roles of these characters have yet to be disclosed.
The plot thickens as the characters find themselves entangled in a complex investigation surrounding the death of Alois Morath. The circumstances surrounding his death are unclear, with possibilities of murder or suicide. Ex-police officer Frederike Bader and detective Ferdinand Zankl discover Morath's body on a football field in Passau.
The case becomes even more intricate as Charlotte Ambrosius, who is pregnant, hires Bader and Zankl to find out who framed her fiancé Phillip Danner with drugs during his prison furlough. Mathilde Huber, the restaurant owner, is somehow involved in the case.
Interestingly, Mathilde Huber plays a different role in the 2025 crime series 'Niemand stirbt gern allein. Ein Krimi aus Passau', where she is portrayed by Petra Berndt. In this series, Huber's character is connected to the investigation surrounding Alois Morath's death.
The series 'D' also features Hermine Grill, played by Xenia Tiling, and Stefan Piontek, portrayed by Marco Eschrich.
For those eager to catch a glimpse of the series, the video is available until 08.09.2026 00:00 hrs. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new crime series!
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