Although Mark Brandis has come behind the secret of time coil and their function, but his kidnappers will continue relentlessly and blackmails him with the life of his wife Ruth. He feverishly trying to find a solution to its dilemma and makes searching for another powerful artefact but his enemies do not sleep ...
Furios and exciting the latest Mark Brandis two-parter was introduced The time coil, placed the figures in position for a thrilling showdown. Especially by the threat to Brandis' wife Ruth everything seems much more approachable and more dramatic, and exactly this feeling, at this Reuzpunkt builds the second part of the series on. Different topics, ideas, scientific theories are sent here together and are held together by the fast-paced action. The construction is to be mentioned almost classical, the situation comes to a head and tragically ending in a very intense scene told that reports of torture and seems to affect the further course of the series significantly. The brutal, but not overly bloody scene is opposite a successful twist that dissolves everything fits. In direct comparison to me the first part has something like it better here the mysterious mood came more clearly into play. Nevertheless, even this result is absolutely convincing, is told fast-paced and transports the listener back into the endless expanses of space.
The wonderful Thomas Nero Wolff once again demonstrates his talent for powerful, intelligent men and speaks the Friedrich Chemnitz with a very pronounced accent and an almost tangible tension. Andre Beyer can be heard in the very interesting role of inscrutable Leonard Asante and can represent these accurately and with a lot of expression. And Michael Lott is provided as Mark Brandis here again with a new situation and it can implement blessed. Other speakers include Stefan Peters, Andreas Conrad and Martin Wehrmann.
Shiny Again acoustic implementation that can absolutely put each scene fits and catchy. This is partly due to the well-staged musical realization that resounds with bombastic sounds, but sometimes discreetly in the background. Even the sounds are varied and adapted to the atmosphere, so very different scenarios arise.
The cover of this episode is similar to the first part, but has a completely different look. This is due primarily to the color scheme, which is held here in a cool blue, while the surrounding area is rather dominated by numerous rocks and stony ground. DC remains the lone man who is illuminated by a bright light and reveals so few details of his spacesuit.
Conclusion: This is directly attached to the previous episode, so that the listener is thrown in the middle of the action. The thrilling story is told and use rich with many highlights, but is dominated towards the end of a very haunting scene in horror and sorrow. Very enthralling and a very skillful final result.
