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Ariela Bogenberger
Born February 27, 1962 · München, Germany (age 64)
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Known For
Späte Aussicht · 2007Späte Aussicht
★ 7.02007
MovieDrama
Mittlere Reife · 2012Mittlere Reife
★ 1.02012
MovieTV MovieDrama
Having trouble coping with school and their teachers, five students are sent to after school detention by principal Seifert. To avoid expulsion they must take extra hours in ethics. It is their last chance. Stressed out with her own exams, the new trainee teacher Mechthild Bremer is not enthusiastic about being assigned to teach this class. Accordingly, the first couple of hours do not run smoothly. The five give her a hard time.
Hattinger und der Nebel - Ein Chiemseekrimi · 2016Hattinger und der Nebel - Ein Chiemseekrimi
★ 5.82016
MovieTV MovieCrime
On her run-down farm, Ursula Kammler discovers her brother's body. The two have shared, lived and worked on the legacy of the Chiemsee. For years now, colleagues from white-collar crime have been filing a case over Joe Kammler's strange business practices, but they have not been able to prove anything to him. Sarah Beck, the murder victim's secretary, is helping Hattinger, the network of business relations to finally see through: The murdered seems to have made common cause with a dubious banker. Sarah's erotic charisma attracts the Commissioner visibly in his spell ...
Hattinger und die kalte Hand · 2013Hattinger und die kalte Hand
★ 5.52013
MovieTV MovieCrime
A summer's day on Lake Chiemsee: children discover the body of a man on a sailing boat. Inspector Hattinger and his colleagues from the Prien police start investigating. Shortly afterwards, a second body is found: The author Annette Kaufmann has been murdered in her vacation apartment. It is a serial murder, the perpetrator seems to know Inspector Hattinger personally and provokes him with bloody clues. There has been a fateful connection between the two murder victims for decades: Both are partly to blame for the death of a young girl who lost her life due to a doctor's blunder.
