Der Wixxer

Main Plot

"Der Wixxer" is a German comedy film directed by Tobi Baumann, which parodies the popular Edgar Wallace mystery thrillers. The plot revolves around the investigation of a series of murders in London, all connected by the mysterious figure known only as "The Wixxer." Chief Inspector Even Longer and his new partner, Very Long, are assigned to the case after the previous investigator is killed. As they delve deeper into their investigation, they encounter a variety of eccentric characters and bizarre situations. The duo navigates through the dark alleys of London, from sinister mansions to shadowy streets, trying to piece together the clues that will lead them to the identity of the elusive Wixxer. Throughout their journey, they must avoid deadly traps and confront their own fears. The film combines elements of mystery, slapstick comedy, and absurd humor to create a unique and entertaining spoof of classic detective stories.

Characters

• Oliver Kalkofe plays Chief Inspector Even Longer, who teams up with Inspector Very Long to solve a series of murders linked to the mysterious crime organization.
• Bastian Pastewka plays Inspector Very Long, assisting in solving a series of murders connected to a criminal organization.
• Thomas Fritsch voices the character Earl of Cockwood, the main antagonist scheming to dominate London with his criminal activities in the parody film.

Ending Explained

In the conclusion of the German comedy film "Der Wixxer," directed by Tobi Baumann, the mystery of the Wixxer's identity is finally resolved. The film, a parody of the Edgar Wallace crime mysteries, culminates in a series of comedic and unexpected twists. Chief Inspector Even Longer and his partner, Inspector Very Long, uncover that the true identity of the Wixxer is not one person but a role assumed by different characters. Initially, it is revealed that the butler Alfons Hatler is the Wixxer. However, following his death, it is disclosed that the gardener, who is actually Miss Pennymarket in disguise, has taken over the role. The film ends with the defeat of the Wixxer and the restoration of order, though it hints at the possibility of future chaos by suggesting that the role of the Wixxer could again be assumed by another villain, setting the stage for potential sequels. The conclusion plays with the conventions of the detective genre, using humor and parody to subvert typical expectations and deliver a playful take on the resolution of a crime story.