Ein Hund kam in die Küche (2002)
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Tobias Moretti, Andrea Eckert, Karl Merkatz, Nicole Marischka, Nino Kratzer
A teacher seeking solitude in a Styrian winery house falls for its charming owner, then finds him named as a suspect in a murder case.
The story
After a failed relationship, teacher Senta rents a winery house in Styria for the summer, hoping to write a mathematics book in peace, including material on Zeno’s paradoxes. Her solitude is interrupted first by local gendarmerie inspector Ludwig, who enjoys a glass of wine, and then by the house’s owner, Stefan Schuster, a cook from Salzburg. Senta and Stefan fall in love. Their new relationship takes an unsettling turn when Senta discovers old newspaper excerpts tucked into a cookbook, naming Stefan as a suspect in a murder case.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
To unwind after a failed relationship, teacher Senta has rented a winery house in Styria for her summer holiday. She wants to write a mathematics book there in peace, dealing among other things with Zeno’s paradoxes. But her chosen solitude is soon disturbed by unexpected visitors. First, the local gendarmerie inspector Ludwig, who is partial to a glass of wine, pays her a visit; then the owner of the house unexpectedly turns up as well. The landlord is Stefan Schuster, who works as a cook in Salzburg. Senta cannot resist his charm for long, and the two fall in love. One day, Senta accidentally discovers excerpts from old newspaper articles in a cookbook, in which Stefan is named as a suspect in a murder case.
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