Quick facts
I live in Berlin and follow the museum programme closely. The Bode‑Museum, Am Kupfergraben 1, listed a screening on Thursday, 3 September 2026, 15:00–16:30 (reported on the museum's event page).
The museum's page gives the meeting point as the Gobelinsaal and says participation is included in the museum admission price (reported on the museum's event page).
What was shown
The episode is the 2022 instalment "Mord im Dom – Die Medici" from the Cold Case Geschichte series. The museum's event text credits the production with permission from the producers and names the director Cuini Amelio Ortiz; it also notes Florence Kasumba and historians such as Marcello Simonetta appear in the film (reported on the museum's event page).
What the episode covers
Both event listings summarise the Pazzi conspiracy of 1478: an assassination attempt during Easter mass, Giuliano's immediate death, Lorenzo's escape, and the failed coup with quick arrests. The episode re‑examines the case using modern forensic methods (reported on the museum's event page and a city listings site).
Tickets and a small mismatch
The museum's page emphasises that children and young people up to 18 enter free and that the screening is included in admission (reported on the museum's event page). A separate city listings site shows numeric prices—full €14, reduced €7—and repeats that under‑18s are free (reported on the city listings site). The headline difference is that the museum page does not display the explicit euro figures on the event detail, while the city listing does.
Credits and permissions
The museum's listing states the screening is shown with the production company's permission and credits the production partners (reported on the museum's event page).
If you need exact current ticket prices, consult the museum's ticket information directly; the event pages mostly re‑state the episode synopsis and practical details, and the headline is largely all there is.
