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Here comes a movie from our top 30! That means from the exclusive club of the 30 most awarded films of our video library. Come Sweet Death is in the heart about the constantly staggering policeman Simon Brenner (Josef Hader), who was already known from the novels of Wolfgang Haas - and which were considered unfilmed. After all, how was this "Viennese taunt" supposed to work on screen? Very well indeed! The recipe of the novels: to simply shape the genre "crime thriller" into something completely new. Come Sweet Death is Haas' second novel - the first Brenner film to be packaged in a cinematic way by Wolfgang Haas and director Wolfgang Murnberger. Brenner. A suspended policeman who struggles with bizarre jobs. As a paramedic he gets caught between the fronts of two rescue companies. Who will ultimately transport the patient? The pressure from both competitors is so great that patients are sometimes "manufactured" by force... By the way, Brenner himself does not fit in Vienna at all. He's a grumpy country guy. He's no paramedic either. Actually, Brenner doesn't fit in anywhere. If you want, you can also see the comedy as a parable of capitalism. And that's not an unreasonable interpretation on my part.