Tagliabue

When Commissioner Salvatore Tagliabue arrives at the crime scene, he encounters an old acquaintance: the industrialist Schläfli is hanging from the ceiling of his villa. Many signs point to a lonely suicide – however, the evidence and the policeman's instincts suggest foul play. In his search for motive and perpetrator in a murder that initially no one believes except him, Tagliabue is confronted with his own past. Throughout the investigation, he struggles against himself and his prejudices, against modern investigative methods and a new superior. Just as in his personal life, he encounters limits at work and runs into walls. He feels the influence of power and money, scratches the surface, but remains on the outside. Until an observer is pulled from their digital anonymity and the case takes a new turn with life-threatening dynamics.