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Florian Brückner Leads 'Jennerwein' as Cinema Release Opens

Co-written by his brother, the adaptation uses Garmisch-Partenkirchen ski-jump scenes to shape a comic-crime story.

Overview

  • The film, which opened in German cinemas on Thursday, November 5, stars Florian Brückner as Kommissar Hubertus Jennerwein in a crime-comedy directed by Hannu Salonen.
  • Maximilian Brückner co-wrote the screenplay and recommended his brother for the title role, making the production a family-led collaboration.
  • The plot places Jennerwein in Garmisch-Partenkirchen where a mysterious ski-jumping death and an attack on a senior sports official set the investigation in motion.
  • Frederic Linkemann plays Kommissar Ludwig Stengel and Helmfried von Lüttichau appears as veteran officer Johann Ostler, reflecting casting ties to Brückner's TV past.
  • The movie adapts bestseller author Jörg Maurer's novels and features on-location shooting at Garmisch-Partenkirchen including scenes filmed on the ski jump during a New Year's event to heighten visual spectacle.