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As a manipulated defibrillator, human lives are demanding, Grandjean and Ott hunt unscrupulous hackers in the Zurich "crime scene: chamber fibrillation".Between cyber attack, company -intensive and personal dismay, there is a risk of a race against increasing death figures to become an existential examination. Digital medical devices give people with heart problems security and quality of life.But what if cybercriminals abuse this technique for your purposes?It is precisely this disturbing mind game that forms the basis of the tenth Zurich "crime scene" with the two Swiss main actress Anna Pieri Zuercher (born 1979) and Carol Schuler (38). In the screenplay by Petra Ivanov and André Küttel, extortion becomes the starting point of a chain of revelations about dark dependencies, personal secrets and a long -veiled scandal.Director Barbara Kulcsar stages the case in the "crime scene: chamber fibrillation" (September 28, 8:15 p.m., the first) so realistic that the threat is noticeable from digital vulnerability. What is the "crime scene: chamber fibrillation"? One in the morning, a shocking event occurs in Zurich and the surrounding area: several people collapse almost simultaneously with heart failure.The deaths are caused by the manipulation of implanted defibrillators (ICD) after their manufacturers became the victim of a hacker attack.The perpetrators call for a ransom in a three -digit millions in order to re -enable the group.For the investigators Isabelle Grandjean (Zugercher) and Tessa Ott (Schuler), a nerve -racking race against time begins, because the number of victims increases and increases. The Lauber Cardio company leader, Kilian Berger (Elias Arens), points out every fault, while his brother Simon Berger (Martin Vischer), the company's technology manager, is looking feverishly for the vulnerability.Prosecutor Anita Wegenast (Rachel Braunschweig) is trying to prevent a threatening mass panic through a news lock.But the ambitious journalist Bianchi (Annina Walt) is already working on an unveiling history. While Grandjean relies its investigation into the company's internal documents, the situation for OTT is particularly delicate: her own mother, Madeleine Ott (Babett Arens), one of the endangered implants is wearing - and suspects nothing of the deadly danger ... Is it worth switching on at the "crime scene: chamber fibrillation"? Yes.The Zurich "crime scene: chamber fibrillation" is worthwhile for everyone who is in the mood for a highly topical, technology-driven thriller with a noticeable threat and personal scope.The action cleverly links cybercrime, economic crime and personal dramas.Because even in the private life of an investigator, a lot is pussy: the separate parents of Tessa Ott appear together, which emotionally grounds the case and gives the figure of the investigator additional depth.Small plot twists, like a hacker who is suddenly hacked himself, bring surprising moments to the thriller. Director Barbara Kulcsar relies on a dystopic yet realistic staging that seems oppressive.Splitscreens reinforce the dynamics, change of scene from Seeidylle to cardiac arrests create strong contrasts, and again and again the audience is demonstrated: digital medicine that is supposed to save life can become a deadly weapon at the wrong moment."Chamber fibrillation" lives from its topicality and impressively shows how fragile digital security is. The threat situation in the thriller escalates rapidly and the number of fatalities is increasing - and in the end even exceeds the tragic record from the Wiesbaden thriller "Born in pain" (2014).