Every year during the book season it becomes obvious: In the Upper Engadin, murder is unscrupulous and unrestrained cover-ups. The trail of crime stretches down to Bergell, where the lines between good and bad are blurred. In his tongue-in-cheek investigations into Romansh, Italian and - especially numerous - German crime novels, the literary and cultural scientist Thomas Barfuss uncovered surprising connections: why every Engadin has a motive for murder; why there is a detective in every tourist; and who is all under one roof in the grueling business model ...

In cooperation with the Institut Kulturforschung Graubünden.

Moderation: Cordula Seger

Free entry, 2 G, free choice of seats, admission from 8:00 p.m.