“Mordach’s Impressive Landscape Shots Leave Viewers Disturbed”

Landscape shots “disturbing”

The two parts of the ARD thriller “Mordach” not only offer pure excitement, but also impressive landscape shots. The fictional town of Mordach, where the action takes place, was combined with picturesque mountain scenery by director Roland Suso Richter (62) and screenwriter Thomas Berger (63). This gives the thriller a special atmosphere. In many details, the team tried to maintain the image of a Bavarian village. The German police vehicles carry the fictitious license plate “MOR”. But spectators were amazed at the landscapes: deep gorges, dramatic mountain passes, gigantic mountain backdrops. There is no such thing in Bavaria, is there?

A viewer commented on about “daserste.de”: “Completely disturbing! You immediately recognize the unmistakable, unique and completely different landscapes of South Tyrol and Trento. These are totally chaotically mixed up here and an attempt is made to suggest that you are in Bavaria or Germany. Sometimes even South Tyrolean dialect is spoken (gas station ) or a South Tyrolean with a clear accent plays a German hotelier. What’s the point? Why?”