Das Geheimnis im Moor
Dr. Til Desno is a doctor for plastic trauma surgery in Berlin and as a court expert responsible for the reconstruction of faces. When a mummified body is found in the Spreewaldmoor, he is commissioned to reconstruct its face. The dead man is a friend from Abiturzeiten – who said he was piled up in the West and had his friends for state security reveal – including til. Now – the friend was already dead at the moment of treason. Til's personal story and the story of his friends at the time must be rewritten. Til goes back to the Spreewald on the trip –. To the places of his youth and his secrets. In search of his past, his identity, his history.
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