

Family secrets, dirty arcade money, and a girlfriend who knew too much.
High school graduate Max Höfel arrives at the Fuchs & Kilali detective agency distraught: his girlfriend Leonie has been run over by a car and the police believe it was a hit-and-run accident. Max, on the other hand, believes it was murder and hires the two detectives to find the culprit. Leonie used to work in Max's uncle Lukas Bender's amusement arcade. Anne and Youssef find out that dirty mafia money is laundered there. When a large sum of money is found in Leonie's estate, Inspector Eisner is also convinced that a violent crime has been committed. Did Leonie want to expose her employer - is that why she had to die? Max's mother Marina protects her brother Lukas. He would never be capable of murder! A deep rift runs through the Höfel family, behind whose façade Anne and Youssef have to look in order to finally solve the case.
Acting
Lina Wendel's weary warmth anchors every scene.
Production
The grimy arcade feels authentically lived-in and suspicious.
Director
Katrin Schmidt
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This is the fourth Fuchs & Kilali TV movie, part of Germany's robust 'Sonntagskrimi' tradition—cozy crime designed for post-dinner national viewing.
Director Katrin Schmidt specifically requested a real operational arcade location to capture the fluorescent loneliness that mirrors the Höfel family's hidden dysfunction.
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