Bremer Tatort: Is Germany's Students Really Doing so Badly?

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The Bremen "Tatort: If you could only save one with Moormann (Jasna Fritzi Bauer) and Selb (Luise Wolfram) draws a horror picture of the current Studi scene: precarious living conditions, fundamental fears, drugs, hidden abortions - and very little solidarity. Is it really that bad?

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"Spiegel" and "Süddeutsche" with devastating findings about the view of the ARD-krimis on young people

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In the wax-figure cabinet of Gen Z: After the murder of a student, the Bremen »Tatort« team investigates in a WG full of snugs, nerds and sensitive little ones.

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Deadly Uni-Drama in Bremen: A student dies between party noise and exam anxiety. While Linda Selb fails, Liv Moormann gets surprising help in the new "Tatort".

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"If you could only save one" is the title of Bremen's "Tatort". It's about the death of a young student. Once again, this is less crime than a social study - the Gen Z as a youth movement, whose part you don't want to be.

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"If only one could be saved" leads the Bremen "Tatort" investigators into the student scene. Here, they not only encounter a murder case, but also a whole host of tired clichés.