Lost in Athens (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 25, 2023

Original Title:
Spurlos in Athen

Genres:
Crime | Mystery | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
ARD
ARD Degeto
Avriofilms
Ekome
Lailaps Films

Production Countries:
Germany | Greece

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

Juvenile court judge Marlene Neubach relies on strictness out of conviction. When she visits her son Jakob in Athens, who is currently studying there for a semester abroad, Marlene has a surprise. Jakob has disappeared from the face of the earth and is wanted by Inspector Vergas in connection with crimes. The lawyer cannot imagine that her beloved son could be involved in illegal activities. But can Marlene trust the local police? Together with her random acquaintance Alexandros, who offers to be a lawyer, the judge begins to investigate in the Greek metropolis. As she finds out, her son belongs to an allegedly criminal activist group. Through Jakob's friend Eleni, the worried mother learns about the double life of her son, who hasn't studied for months but has committed himself to political activism with conviction. In order to find him and help him, the courageous lawyer begins to rely on means that she would have to punish in the courtroom.

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Casting Director:
Mai Seck

Commissioning Editor:
Claudia Luzius
Christoph Pellander

Costume Design:
Sandra Sotiriou
Lita Kokonari

Director:
Roland Suso Richter

Director of Photography:
Andrés Marder

Editor:
Chris Mühlbauer
Hans Horn

Executive Producer:
Nicolas Loock

Line Producer:
Stephan Hartwig

Makeup Designer:
Giannis Pamoukis
Aggeliki Trikogia

Original Music Composer:
Andrej Melita

Producer:
Leon Schömig
Nils Dünker

Production Design:
Michael Köning

Sound:
Giannis Antypas
Oleksandr Shevchenko

Sound Designer:
Marvin Flohr

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Ralf Krause

Writer:
Gernot Krää

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