In October last year, we reported that filming had begun for the new TVP2 and UMWD crime series “Murder Commission,” a joint production of Telewizja Polska and the Marshal’s Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. The twelve-episode series will be set in Lower Silesia. “Murder Commission...” tells the story of a group of police officers from the Unsolved Cases Department. The first episode will air on TVP1 on Tuesday, August 30. It begins at 9:25 p.m.
Cases that have remained unsolved for years will be investigated by Inspector Alicja Grześkowiak (Małgorzata Buczkowska), Deputy Inspector Maciej Stasiński (Krzysztof Pieczyński), and Aspirant Dominik Hertz (Marcel Sabat). They will be accompanied by the extremely intelligent and charming Dr. Adam Frejncz (Paweł Małaszyński).
“Murder Commission” is another series after “Deep Water” to be set in Lower Silesia. It will feature mysterious interiors and beautiful Lower Silesian landscapes—the filming will take place, among other locations, in Wrocław, at the castles in Kliczków and Książ, in the former Soviet military areas in Krzywa, in Legnica and Ząbkowice, in the Karkonosze and Owl Mountains, at the Milicz Ponds, on Mount Ślęża, at the Julia Glassworks, and in the “golden complex” of RISE near Wałbrzych.
Will you be watching?
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