From
Susan Vahabzadeh
There are many professions that no one can hold out to the end of their lives; acting is not one of them. Corinna Harfouch was born in 1954 and as a real policewoman she would have been retired long ago, but she only plays one: On Sunday and Monday she makes her debut as “Tatort” commissioner Susanne Bonard, succeeding Meret Becker, together with Mark Waschke for the RBB. In the two-parter “Nothing but the Truth” she is called in to investigate a case of suicide, which probably wasn’t one at all – as a former LKA colleague who actually long ago retired to teach at the police academy. And then she tries again on a real case, behind which she suspects a right-wing extremist network.