Who Shot Otto Mueller?

This Estonian production was interesting enough to watch over a period of 24 hours. Production values and acting were good, characterisation somewhat less so. Unfortunately, many of the attendees at the birthday party were caricatures of what they could have been with a little more thought.

I liked the format of the series, each episode of which which proceeds from interviews of the people present in the Manor when Otto Müller was shot and segues into the events of the preceeding day or days from their point of view.

There were the usual red herrings, of course, and one of them even had me thinking that the most unlikely person (who hadn't been at the dinner perty) might have done it. However, it was possible to narrow the murderer down to one of two people but I wasn't sure exactly which one it was.

The true murderer was revealed in the last episode, naturally, but the manner of the dénouement was rather contrived. The contortions and false paths taken to deflect the investigation were so complicated that I didn't feel bad at not having worked out how it had all been done and by which of the two I'd narrowed it down to.

A definite recommend.

This is firstvtime I ever watch something from Estonia. I thought they speak russian or slavic couse was in Ussr but they are like Scandinavians.

99%people in Estonia have blue eyes This is like Agata Kristi,and remind ms me on movie,,Knives out,, Story is good,actors are good(ehcept lead actress,detective,)and Oto dont look like rich man ,he have face like homeless.

Robert is so pretty,aristocratic,and Monika is so funny.

I have enjoy.

Thisbisbgood story about ,,And rich people are crying,too

,,most tears are in most beautiful house,, I dont know where to find something similiar to watch,from Estonia.

Love from Serbia.

I watched "Who Shot Otto Müller?" by chance, and I am glad that I watched it. 8 episodes with different characters. Each episode, we are watching and learning the hidden secrets of each character who might have a motive to murder Otto Müller. For that reason, the series requires a lot of attention while watching because the devil is in the details, and you need to watch it until the end to discover the perpetrator. The acting is great and the manor looks fascinating. This is a textbook example of Agatha Christie's style murder mystery. In short, watch it because you won't regret it!

It is about relationships between people more than anything else. Interesting characters who all have their own ways do deal with things. And I liked the end - the way the story played out. Viewer can see the murder day and evening through everyones eyes. So you get different perspectives, you see how people see and remember or want to show things. So there are things that do not match exactly and make you wonder who tells the truth. And even detectives are not 100% perfect ones - they have their own secrets and flaws. So - if you like slow suspense and like to dive in to mystery then it is good series to enjoy.