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The Crime Warp

I’m glad I waited until I’d seen all eight episodes of this German / Austrian co-production. Unlike the reviewer of a popular daily paper, I’m not going to write obvious lazy generalities, comparing it to the Bridge, the Tunnel and other programmes that deal with cross border police investigations. I think he even managed to bring Corbyn and Boris into his review, so I’m not sure we both watched the same series at all. Der Pass might resemble Scandi Noir in its atmosphere and pacing, but Wiedemann and Berg, producers of Dark and The Lives of Others have brought to screen a cracking story with unexpected twists and an outstanding Austrian / German cast.

When a bizarrely staged frozen body is found on top of a snowy pass straddling the Austrian / German border (described by previously mentioned reviewer as the dullest pass in Europe, it is in fact not used in the winter due to the altitude and snow levels), teams from both countries are forced to work together to investigate this strange murder. The German team is led by a female inspector, Ellie Stocker, while her Austrian counterpart is Gedeon Winter, a lost soul in every meaning of the word. He’s addicted to pretty much everything going and has lost all interest in life, his work or his fellow man. Played by the classically trained Nicholas Ofczarek, we see a slob of a man, albeit it an intelligent one, who is cynical and lacks empathy. Will this case finally strip him of all humanity or will it offer a sliver of hope for redemption?

Ellie Stocker, movingly played by the talented German actor Julia Jentsch, is a bright positive cop, who despite her cheery demeanour struggles with her own personal challenges. After initial clashes, they are able to work together as they set aside their egos and focus on hunting down this murderer, whose killing spree is escalating at an alarming rate. I found his use of masks to be particularly disturbing. It's not enough to kill people, but to observe the victims behind a mask of anonymity and revel in their fear . the use of the very real Alpine Pagan Krampus tradition is inspired. If you are taken with the masks and costumes you must book your next holiday for December 6th, the Feast of St Nicholas and you can get your adrenaline pumping just by hanging out in an Austrian village which honours this frightening custom.

What makes this series so interesting psychologically, is that we encounter the psychopathic serial killer early on and can follow his development down a road of total destructive evil. Franz Hartwig puts in a stellar performance with great subtlety and credibility.

Representing our esteemed press is a glory-hunting journalist who is happy to destroy lives as long as he gets his story. I wonder to what extent this sub plot and characterisation have affected some reviews of this outstanding series.

Other reviewers have called the setting stunning or beautiful, but if you’ve ever seen the Austrian mountains, you will know that the camera work has succeeded in portraying the Alps as creepy, reeking of evil, and eerie. You won’t find a holiday picture postcard landscape or the sun sparkling on fresh snow. You won’t find friendly hospitable ski instructors, but damaged hard-nosed natives struggling with the ambiguous challenges of daily life. Not one of them bears any resemblance to Maria in the Sound of Music. In fact, one of my favourite film composers, Hans Zimmer, contributed to the quirky sound track, which firmly places the story on the Austrian side of the border.

Shown by Sky Atlantic in the original German with subtitles, you should be able to get it ‘on demand’.
(T.Forsyth-Moser)

Pagan peaks

When a body is found in the Alps close to the German-Austrian border, cynical Austrian police inspector Gedeon Winter and optimistic commissioner Ellie Stocker from Germany are tasked to investigate the case which leads them into archaic Alpine customs and the paranoid world of the killer.

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Episodes

In the Alps, on the German-Austrian border, a bizarrely staged body is found; German detective Ellie Stocker and Austrian investigator Gedeon Winter are called in to investigate.

Another murder of an entrepreneur proves to be very similar to the first case; a drawing of the suspect reveals a devilish grin, and a mysterious message of the Red Season is found.

While looking for a missing woman, Ellie and Gedeon meet a cult leader with links to their killer, but they can't stop him from taking another life.

Stocker and Winter devise a trap for the killer that requires them to go outside the law; however, the killer is always one step ahead, pushing the detectives to play by his rules.

Ellie and Gedeon clash as the investigation starts to take its toll; they find a strange clue in a cold case.

In Salzburg, a fashion mall becomes a war zone after a deadly bombing which strikes fear in the general public; Ellie is targeted by the killer as revenge for her public comment about him.

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Reviews for "Nano Magic Smoothie: Nourish Your Body at the Cellular Level"

1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Nano magic smoothie. It claims to be a nutritious and delicious drink, but it tasted like a watered-down version of a fruit smoothie. There was no depth of flavor and it definitely did not live up to its promise of being magical. Additionally, I did not notice any noticeable effects or benefits after consuming this smoothie. Overall, I would not recommend it.

2. John - 1/5 stars - This Nano magic smoothie was a complete waste of money. Not only did it have a strange, artificial aftertaste, but it also left me feeling bloated and uncomfortable. I expected it to be a refreshing and healthy beverage, but I was sorely disappointed. I would not purchase this product again.

3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Nano magic smoothie, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The texture was somewhat grainy and not smooth at all. The taste was also very bland and lacking in flavor. I was hoping for a burst of fruity goodness, but it fell flat. I couldn't finish the whole bottle as it just wasn't enjoyable to drink. Overall, I would not recommend this smoothie to others.

4. Mark - 3/5 stars - The Nano magic smoothie was alright, but it didn't live up to the hype. I found it to be too sweet for my liking and the flavors were overpowering. It left a weird aftertaste that lingered in my mouth. While it did provide some energy, I didn't experience any additional benefits that would justify the high price tag. I might give it another try if the formula is improved, but for now, I wasn't impressed.

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