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Nord Nord Murder: Drama at the Tango – A spectator dies!”
New episode of “Nord Nord Mord” with Oliver Wnuk and Julia Brendler from December 23rd, 2025 in the ZDF media library – excitement guaranteed!
Nord Nord Murder: Drama at the Tango – A spectator dies!”
It's an exciting day in the world of North German crime stories. On December 25, 2025, the new episode of “Nord Nord Mord” entitled “Sievers and the Last Tango” will premiere in the ZDF media library, like moin.de reported. This episode takes viewers into the dazzling lives of Ina Behrendsen, played by Julia Brendler, and Hinnerk Feldmann, embodied by Oliver Wnuk. The two actors try to put their club Tango Sylt in the spotlight with an exciting tango performance, but fate has other plans - a spectator dies during the performance and brings investigator Carl Sievers, played by Peter Heinrich Brix, onto the scene.
It has yet to be broadcast on television, but crime fans can already breathe a sigh of relief: the episode has been available on the ZDF media library since December 23, 2025. Wnuk himself shared the news on Instagram as a “little Christmas present” to his followers. While some viewers find his character a bit smart-ass, there are also positive feedbacks that highly appreciate his portrayal.
A look into the future
But that's not the only thing Wnuk has to report. In an interview with ruhr24.de he expresses optimism about the continuation of the series. “Nord Nord Mord” will return on May 12, 2025 with the film “Sievers and the Deep Sleep”. In this episode, investigator Sievers struggles with his fear of flying and allows himself to be hypnotized. When the therapist Josefa Petersen is found dead afterwards, tension is inevitable.
Wnuk, who has played the role of Hinnerk Feldmann since 2010, will turn 50 in January 2026 and reflects on his career. He learned tango for his role and sees dancing as a wonderful form of communication. Filming is more than just a job for him – it is a lifetime full of memories and experiences.
Critical voices and a rosy future
Despite some negative feedback about Wnuk's range as an actor, he sees no end in sight. “I want new topics that combine lightness with seriousness,” he continues. With so much commitment, the actor is more than ready to tell more stories in the series.
The popularity of the crime series remains unbroken. In addition to the crime series, ZDF also shows “Nord bei Nordwest”, which is considered another popular series in the northern German television landscape. The first German TV premiere took place on November 6, 2014, and the most successful characters create exciting complications in the life of the former city police officer Hauke Jacobs. tvserien.de documented that the DVD release of “Nord bei Nordwest, Vol. 14” is planned for February 12, 2026.
The future of North German crime novels sounds promising. With new stories and well-known characters, television in northern Germany remains exciting and entertaining.