Kommissar Dupin - Season 1 (2018)

The sequel deals with a murder in the Breton and British oyster businesses. By Breton pride, the author means the oysters.

To go by the book and the locations, it is about two murders in the fishing business in the extreme west of Brittany around the bay of Douarnenez. A fisherwoman is found with her throat slit next to the fish auctioning hall in Douarnenez. Just as Commissaire Dupin and his team start questioning locals, a second murder is reported from the small island of Sein. The first victim hails from there, was known for her sustainable opinions and opposition to the local fishing magnate. The second victim is a biologist who just recently moved there. She was occupied with ...

On summer vacation in their own Brittany, commissioner Georges Dupin finally lets his girl friend Claire Lannoy drag him along to a beach hotel at the quiet Claire Côte de Granit Rose, where the latest murder was in a quarry seven years ago, as the hotel manager eagerly points out. Beach strolling, Dupin meets and befriends real estate tycoon Gilbert Durand, but his a strange feeling about his odd wife Alizée, who shortly after drowns after jumping in the Atlantic ocean, apparently suicide, as both men must watch from land, but the corpse doesn't turn or wash up. ...

Inspector Dupin and his fellow-workers go on an excursion to King Arthur's woods in the center of Brittany. But as they arrive, one of the scientists occupied with research on places linked to the King Arthur epic is found murdered. A little later, a second scientist is found dead near fairy Vivien's well. All of a sudden, inspector Dupin becomes the head of a murder inquiry authorized by the ministry of the interior in Paris.

Right next to Dupin, a respected businessman, apparently bumped, falls to his death. The Commissioner begins to investigate.

In the market hall of Saint-Malo, Commissioner Dupin witnesses how top restaurateur Blanche Trouin is stabbed by her sister Lucille. Lucille flees headlong, but is caught and arrested by Dupin. Since then she has remained silent. Dupin, who is always interested in understanding the background to an act, is faced with a mystery. He realizes it's not a cold-blooded planned murder, but why doesn't Lucille try to defend himself? Although the crime scene is apparently perfectly clear, Dupin begins the investigation. He meets Blanche's husband Kilian, who seems less ...

A body is pulled out of the sea off the coast of the Breton island of Belle-Île. It is about the rich landowner Patric Provost. It quickly becomes clear that Provost died neither by suicide nor by an accident, he was strangled, as Inspector Dupin realizes. There are enough suspects. A lonely, ruthless character, Provost lived at peace with very few people on the island. There was little contact with his ex-wife Agnès, she now lives with the fisherman Albert. Provost nevertheless believed that Agnès would return to him. However, that didn't stop him from having an ...

When Kadeg visits his aunt in the Côte des Abers, the inspector experiences a shock: Joelle Contel is badly injured on the stairs and dies a few minutes later. While searching for the intruder, Kadeg is knocked out from behind. While Commissioner Dupin takes up the investigation with the usual meticulousness, he worries for the life of his colleague, who is in a coma. Through Nolwenn, Dupin learns about Kadeg's ominous family history and his special closeness to Aunt Joelle, who took care of him after his parents' death. Upon arriving in northern Brittany, Dupin ...