Bronski and Bernstein

• Matthias Schloo: Wolfgang Bronski
• Xaver Hutter: Guido Bernstein
• Michael Brandner: Theo Micklitz

• Christoph Tomanek: Karl Heinz Renz
• Kira Koschella: Rita Wedge
• Julia Stinshoff: Lene Anschütz
• Katharina Schubert: Dr. Ilona Bachschuster
• Erika Skrotzki: Irmi Bronski
• Peter Fitz: Dr. Alexander Bernstein
• Patrick Joswig: Jan Henning

Bronski and Bernstein was one of the new German film mbH ( ndF ) produced for NDR German crime series which was broadcast on Wednesday 14 March 2001 to 13 June 2001, the eve of the ARD program.

Action

Wolfgang Bronski 's Commissioner at the Hamburg Criminal Police. His father was shot as a patrolman on duty. Therefore, he feels especially responsible for his mother and his sister. He is one of the best officers of Chief Inspector Theo Micklitz. Everything could be good for Bronski, but one day a partner it is set aside. And what a. His name is Guido Bernstein and is none other than the son of the chief of police For the always correct Bronski, who always adheres strictly to the rules, this is almost a culture shock. For Bernstein does not think much of rules, but uses unconventional methods to resolve a case. In the beginning, the two can hardly suffer, but in the course of their collaboration, a deep friendship developed. Now also Bronski makes with the offending methods of his partner with, which results in that her boss Micklitz is almost at the end of each episode on the verge of a nervous breakdown, the two often suspended and with the words " Now get out! Both! " throws out of his office.

Background

After the success of Adelheid and her killer ARD wanted to produce a younger crime comedy. But the audience remained below expectations, so that after 13 episodes it was over. From June to November 2006, the series had great success in Australia. (Source: Forum of www.wunschliste.de ).

Publications

The series has not been released on DVD; only on the iTunes portal by Apple are the 13 episodes under the name " Bronski & Bernstein " available.

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