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New in the Cinema: "Peckerlfischfiasko" - King's Murder for the "Eberhofer" Anniversary

Two hostile folk-fest clans, Rudi's image change and a dead king - the Krimikomödie "Steckerlfischfiasko" is turbulent.

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The film »Steckerlfischfiasko« tells of a golf club as a murder weapon and Bavarian village election fight. The author Rita Falk is now allowed to speak more in the adaptations of her Eberhofer crime novels, the Plattwitz density is decreasing.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Chaos, culinary delights and a spicy anecdote from the shoot: in the new comedy "Steckerlfischfiasko" Sebastian Bezzel and Simon Schwarz give a lot of gas. The latter apparently also provided a very special scent on the set. What exactly is behind it, Isabella Langer has discussed with the cast.

·Vienna, Austria
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Seven million of her Bajuwar cult crime is said to have sold Rita Falk. More than eleven million have seen her cases in the cinema – until the author distanced himself from it. Everything is good again in the tenth film. Or?

·Berlin, Germany
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Two hostile folk-fest clans, Rudi's image change and a dead king - the Krimikomödie "Steckerlfischfiasko" is turbulent.

After the dispute with Rita Falk, the successful cinema series with "Steckerlfischfiasko" returns. Part ten again relies on familiars.

·Berlin, Germany
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This week Rita Falk's "Steckerlfischfiasko" starts in the cinema. Sebastian Bezzel and Christian Tramitz talk about the Eberhofer cult in an interview.

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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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