'Babylon Berlin' season 5 is now shooting

The fifth and last season of the Global Hit series “Babylon Berlin” started shooting, and Beta film has a first look of Lead Volker Bruchs (“Generation War”) of the Weimarera investigator of the Weimar era, Gereon Rath, on the set.

In the first four seasons, “Babylon Berlin” was sold at more than 140 territories and was observed more than 94 million times on Germany's ARD media library alone. In addition to the awards of the laundry, the series at the European Film Awards, four German television prices, won the main prize at the Seoul International Drama Awards, the Austrian television award, as the “TV event of The”, the first European Achievement in Fiction Series Award, the European film Awards. Year ”, the Premios Ondas in Spain and the Magnolia Award of the Shanghai TV Festival.

“Babylon Berlin”, which the team from Henk Handlogten, Achim von Borries and Tom Tykwer return with the letter from Henk Handlogten and Tom Tykwer for the last season of the show, as well as the Leads Bruch and Liv Lisa Fries (“Freud's last season”) to work together on a final examination.

Based on Volker Kutscher's fifth novel “The March Fallen”, the first set photo of season 5 with a more detailed synopsis was also read: “Berlin, January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler becomes a Chancellor. When the end of the Weimar Republic threatens, the darkest chapter in German history begins. On March 5, 1933, new elections give Hitler's party complete power. But in these five weeks before the election, every single person in Germany is faced with difficult decisions: to adapt to risk or flee open opposition. And while Gereon disappears from the face of the earth, Charlotte intervenes deeply into a mysterious case of a series of murders of former front soldiers. There are growing signs that there is a direct connection to Gereon's past – and that of the new Chancellor … “

“Babylon Berlin” is produced by X-Films Creative Pool in co-production with ARD Degeto, SWR, WDR, Radio Bremen and Beta-Film in cooperation with RBB, which of the Film und Medienstiftung NRW, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg as well as Well and Well and The Bohrloch can be financed. German film fund.

The series is also produced by Christoph Pellander and Carolin Haasis (ARD Degeto), Manfred Hattendorf and Monika Denisch (SWR) as well as Alexander Bickel and Caren Toennissen-Brand (WDR). The executing producers for X-films include Stefan Arndt, Uwe Schott and Michael Polle, while the co-producers of the beta film Jan Mojto, Dirk Schürhoff and Moritz Herzogenberg are.