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Florian Gärtner (born 23 April 1968 in Korbach) is a German film director and author.
Florian Gärtner | |
|---|---|
| Born | 23 April 1968 |
| Occupation(s) | Director, Writer |
| Years active | 1990—present |
Life and career
editFlorian Gärtner grew up in Marburg and London. He studied English literature and media studies at Philipps University, Marburg and the Free University, Berlin. At age 15, Gärtner made his first home movie. He continued making shorts and eventually award-winning feature-length Super-8-films throughout his school and university years.
Gärtner's film Dragonland premiered at the Max Ophüls Film Festival in 1999, where it won the Interfilmpreis.[1] The film also screened at the Berlin Film Festival 1999.[2]
Florian Gärtner lives in Berlin.
Filmography
edit- 1993: Extraterrestrial (director, screenplay)
- 1996: No One But Me (director, screenplay)
- 1999: Dragonland (director, screenplay)
- 2003: Sex Up (director, screenplay)
- 2003: Oh Mother (Director, screenplay)
- 2005: Sex Up 2 (director, screenplay)
- 2007: Second Life (director, screenplay)
- 2008: The Lightship (director)
- 2008: Instructor Schmidt (screenplay)
- 2012: Some Like It Happy (director)
- 2012: The Mongolettes – We Will Rock! (director)
- 2012: A Small Thing (director, screenplay)
- 2013: Separation the Italian Way (director)
- 2015: Tatort: Borowski and the Kids from Gaarden (director)
- 2017: Brown Bread in Thailand (director, screenplay)
- 2018: Lotta and the Serious Side of Life (director)
- 2019: A Summer on Mallorca (director)
- 2019: Real Guys (director)[1]
- 2020: Clueless in Ireland (director)[3]
References
edit- ^ Drachenland - IMDb, retrieved 2021-04-23
- ^ Harvey, Dennis (2000-01-31). "Dragonland". Variety. Retrieved 2021-04-23.
- ^ "Shooting of German film in Kilkee has 'unbelievable impact' before airing". Clare Echo. 2020-10-09. Retrieved 2021-04-23.
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