Yesterday he was on the edge of the abyss, today he is one step further: Brenner (Josef Hader) returns to Graz, the city of his youth. In the confrontation with his childhood friends, his childhood love and his great youthful sin, murders and a fateful shot in the head occur.

After the last concert of a long tour, Dr. Kurt Ostbahn goes to his favorite café to relax. Suddenly he gets involved in an extremely bizarre crime story.

Leopold Wallisch, nicknamed "Lemming", works for a small Viennese private detective agency and spies on potential adulterers. During an observation, a man is murdered.

Now something has happened again ... A man named Horvath has disappeared, and the only clue leads to the "Löschenkohl", a widely known roast chicken joint in the province. And it wouldn't be Brenner if the bone grinding machine in Löschenkohl's cellar didn't pose him some sinister riddles.

The first film adaptation of a crime novel by Wolf Haas by Wolfgang Murnberger, with Josef Hader as the constantly reeling detective Simon Brenner: In COME, SWEET DEATH the anti-hero finds himself entangled in bloody feuds between the fronts of competing rescue companies. A "fast film" with "slow heroes.

Now something has happened again. And this in the heart of the church and in the milieu of Salzburg's cultural scene! Brenner and Berti investigate behind the scenes of the bourgeois and respectable bishop's town and come across many less respectable things.