Sonic Chronicles: Investigation

Investigation is the ninth and short film in a series of Sonic Chronicles, It is set after the events of The Eds's Adventures of Ice Age: Continental Drift and centers around on his investigation, Lieutenant James Kotz finds out that Peaches's friend and Ed's sister, Louis and Sarah, has killed themselves. Under pressure from the police and a growing media frenzy, Lieutenant James Kotz's portrait of a blissful union begins to crumble. Soon his deceits and strange behavior have everyone asking the same dark question: Did Louis and Sarah's suicide was actually a murdered, not suicide?, and stars Daniel Brühl and Robbie Kay
==Plot==
The movie opens after the events of The Eds's Adventures of Ice Age: Continental Drift with Lieutenant James Kotz (Daniel Brühl), a German-British private investigator, lieutenant, inspector, sergeant, police officer and detective more interested in generating an income than in devotion to his clients in New Earth, James learns that the boy is upset over the death of Louis and Sarah, Peaches's friend and Ed's sister. Louis and Sarah were found dead in the sea by the land bridge, which police ruled a suicide. Lieutenant James Kotz learns from a former police colleague that the Louis and Sarah suicide has aspects that the cops don't want to touch. Sensing the potential for making a name for himself, Lieutenant James Kotz begins investigating and notes several apparent conflicts with the official version of Louis and Sarah's death. He also bickers with one of the police officers over his failures as a lieutenant, particularly now when the boy he saw seems so troubled. Lieutenant James Kotz initially suspects that might have accidentally smashed each other during an argument and imagines how the scenario might have played out. Lieutenant James Kotz goes home to be beaten by thugs, apparently working for Young Xemnas (Robbie Kay), trying to scare him off the case. This and other evidence lead Lieutenant James Kotz to suspect that Young Xemnas was the one who had Louis and Sarah murdered. Simo has a vision of how that killing would have occurred. His wife and his children is dead, murdered by Young Xemnas, who grew tired of waiting for information from the detective and he goes to his wife and his children's funeral. A guilt-plagued Lieutenant James Kotz starts to cry about his wife and his children's death, then visits the school, where his inebriation scares the boy. Lieutenant James Kotz goes to see Sarah's brother Jimmy, who has a home movie that Sarah had shot in hopes of them during tea party. The film depicts a sadness in Sarah, a weariness and humiliation with where her life has led. Lieutenant James Kotz's final imagined variation on Louis and Death' death concludes with Young Xemnas pushing off Louis off the damaged Land Bridge and Captain Gutt taping Sarah's mouth, hands and legs and killing her with the sword and throwing her off his ship into the river. This is the most vivid of the three scenarios, with Lieutenant James Kotz imagining himself in the Ed's house, even making eye contact briefly with Sarah. Each of the scenes imagined by Lieutenant James Kotz begins with Sarah playing piano and singing "She" in German for Jimmy. (Sarah was fluent in German.) The lyrics of the song from Notting Hill lament a friendship that can never be fulfilled. After each of the three imagined renditions, Lieutenant James Kotz says goodnight to his brother Jimmy. their quest for success and Lieutenant James Kotz's realization of parallels to his own existence cause the detective to re-evaluate his life. Lieutenant James Kotz watches another home movie, this one of himself and his wife and their son in happier days. He goes to his wiffe's house wearing a suit and tie, greeting his son hopefully, learns the truth of Louis and Sarah's suicide was fake and was actually killed by Young Xemnas covering it as a suicide.