The six-part series ‘Hundertdreizehn’, starring Lia von Blarer, Robert Stadlober, Anna Schudt and Patricia Aulitzky, deals with the intertwined fates of 113 people following a terrible accident. The TV event is being produced by the Satel Film team together with their Munich partners from Windlight Pictures for ORF and WDR. The title of the series was not chosen at random, as a study by the Federal Ministry of Transport shows that an average of 113 people are affected by the death of one person, from family members to police officers.

The drama series from director Rick Ostermann celebrated its world premiere on 3 June 2025 at the Series Camp Festival in Cologne. The scripts were written by Arndt Stüwe. Filming took place in the summer of 2024 at the Vienna Central Cemetery, on the Baumgartner Höhe, in Waidhofen an der Thaya and at Thürnthal Castle, then in Cologne and Berlin.

Other roles include: Armin Rohde, Friederike Becht, Max von der Groeben, Antonia Moretti, Benedikt Kalcher, Simon Löcker, Eva Marlen Hirschburger, Allegra Tinnefeld, Felix Kramer, Vladimir Korneev, David Hugo Schmitz, Maeve Metelka, Anna Kramer, Antonia Bill, Harald Windisch, Rohit Narayanan, Michel Johann Koch, Otto Emil Koch, Sarah Mahita Julian Waldner, Malaya Stern Takeda, Cornelius Obonya, Rafael Filipovic, Levi Wolter, Waldemar Kobus, Gertrud Roll, Marita Breuer, Annina Hellenthal, Katharina Schmalenberg, Elias Baumgartner, Karen Dahmen, Maximilian Lim, Friederike Wagner, Markus Hering, Linda Schablowski, Franz Weichenberger, Heike Trinker, Saman Giraud, Babett Arens, Vivien Sczesny, Dörte Lyssweski, Sam Wilkins, Nina Fog and Alexander Stecher.

‘Hundertdreizehn’ is a production of Windlight Pictures and Satel Film in co-production with ORF, WDR and ARD Degeto Film for ARD. Executive Producers are Moritz Polter, Dirk Eggers and Heinrich Ambrosch, Co-Executive Producer Cosima Degler and Producer Herwig Krawinkler. The film is edited by Elke Kimmlinger (WDR), Christoph Pellander (ARD Degeto Film) and Sabine Weber (ORF). Hundertdreizehn” is supported by FISA+, the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW, Medienboard Berlin Brandenburg, Nordmedia and the German Motion Picture Fund.