Pagan Peak Alps series is a German-Austrian television series that combines elements of crime, thriller, and psychological drama. The main idea of the show revolves around the collaboration between German and Austrian police forces in solving a series of gruesome crimes in the Alps. Set in a remote and unforgiving landscape, the show explores the dark and mysterious side of human nature. Each episode features a standalone case, but there is an overarching storyline that ties them all together. The series is known for its atmospheric cinematography, strong performances, and intricate plotlines. It delves into deep themes such as obsession, grief, and the blurred lines between good and evil.
Beta Film has revealed that just as the drama series Pagan Peak, a Sky Original Production, premieres in Germany and Austria, it is gaining traction across the continent of Europe.
For German detective Ellie Julia Jentsch , this is the first real challenge of her career; her Austrian counterpart Gedeon Nicholas Ofczarek though seems to have lost any ambitions in his job. Beta Film has boarded international sales for Pagan Peak, a German thriller series created, penned and directed by Cyrill Boss and Philipp Stennert Rivals Forever The Sneaker Battle.
It delves into deep themes such as obsession, grief, and the blurred lines between good and evil. Pagan Peak has been praised by critics for its gripping storytelling and unique blend of genres. It offers a fresh and innovative take on the crime thriller genre, making it a must-watch for fans of international television.
Beta Film Boards ‘Bridge’-Inspired German Series ‘Pagan Peak’
Beta Film has boarded international sales for “Pagan Peak,” a German thriller series created, penned and directed by Cyrill Boss and Philipp Stennert (“Rivals Forever – The Sneaker Battle”).
The eight-hour series is being produced by Wiedemann & Berg (Netflix’s “Dark”) for Sky Deutschland, which has earned top ratings with another German crime series, “Babylon Berlin.”
Now shooting, “Pagan Peak” is set in the icy Alps and follows German detective Ellie Stocker (Julia Jentsch), who has to team up with Austrian counterpart Gedeon Winter (Nicholas Ofczarek) to investigate the murder which was propped up right on the German-Austrian border.
“Pagan Peak” is inspired by the Danish-Swedish hit format “Broen” or “Bron” from Filmlance International, or “The Bridge” in English. Filmlance International is a subsidiary of Endemol Shine Group. Austrian author Mike Majzen contributed to the script for “Pagan Peak.”
“We were so excited by the development of the story of our new German Sky Original Production ‘Pagan Peak’ that we couldn’t wait to start shooting,” says Marcus Ammon, senior vice president of fiction & entertainment at Sky Germany.
Quirin Berg, who is producing the series with Max Wiedemann, noted that “The Bridge” was “one of the most successful European contributions to international TV” and said that “Pagan Peak” would transport audiences “to the visually breathtaking world of the Alps.”
Dieter and Jakob Pochlatko’s Epo-Film Produktionsges in Austria are co-producing.
“We were so excited by the development of the story of our new German Sky Original Production ‘Pagan Peak’ that we couldn’t wait to start shooting,” says Marcus Ammon, senior vice president of fiction & entertainment at Sky Germany.
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Reviews for "The Thrilling World of Pagan Peak Alps: A Must-Watch Series for Crime Genre Enthusiasts"
1. John - 2/5 stars
I was really excited to watch "Pagan Peak Alps Series" after hearing so many positive reviews, but I was left severely disappointed. The plot felt forced and predictable, with no real surprises or twists. The characters lacked depth and I found it hard to connect with any of them. Additionally, the pacing was slow and the episodes seemed to drag on, making it difficult to maintain interest. Overall, I found "Pagan Peak Alps Series" to be overhyped and underwhelming.
2. Sarah - 2/5 stars
I found "Pagan Peak Alps Series" to be overly graphic and unnecessarily violent. The constant focus on gruesome murders and disturbing crime scenes became unbearable to watch. The storyline itself had potential, but it was overshadowed by the excessive violence. I understand that some viewers may enjoy this type of content, but it was not for me. I would not recommend "Pagan Peak Alps Series" to anyone who is sensitive to violence or prefers a more subtle and nuanced approach to crime dramas.
3. David - 1/5 stars
I was extremely disappointed with "Pagan Peak Alps Series". The acting felt forced and the dialogue was cheesy and awkward. The plot was convoluted and lacked coherence, making it difficult to follow along. The excessive use of flashbacks only added to the confusion. The series had potential, but it fell flat due to poor execution. I would not recommend wasting your time on "Pagan Peak Alps Series" as there are much better crime dramas out there.