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Boris Jacoby

Actor
Boris Jacoby is a German actor born in 1969 in Völklingen, Saarland, Germany. He has built a steady career in the German entertainment industry, mostly recognized for his work on television. Some notable projects he featured in include the crime drama series "Tatort" which is a highly popular police procedural program in Germany, and "Stromberg," a TV series that is the German adaptation of "The Office." Although he may not have a vast list of international awards, his consistent performances have made him a respected figure in German television circles. His career exemplifies a dedicated and versatile actor within his national industry.

Films

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Silentium - From life in the monastery

2015 | 84 min | Documentary

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Those Who Go Those Who Stay

Those Who Go Those Who Stay

2013 | 75 min | Documentary

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Unplugged Leben: Guaia Guaia

Unplugged Leben: Guaia Guaia

2013 | 92 min | Documentary

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The Invisibles

The Invisibles

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Yves' Promise

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Meuthen's Party

Meuthen's Party

2017 | 92 min | Documentary

An ultra nationalist right-wing party is on the rise in Germany. Filmmaker Marc Eberhardt follows candidate Jörg Meuthen during the 2016 state elections in Baden-Württemberg. The polite economics professor campaigns as a candidate for the Alternative for Germany party (AfD). This film exposes the startling reach of his seemingly rational rhetoric. Meuthen talks openly with other politicians and with citizens and sympathizers on the street, which is noteworthy in view of the "media-skeptical" attitude ...

Justice 2.0

Justice 2.0

2015 | 49 min | Documentary

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2014 | 85 min | Documentary

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The Return of the Aramean People

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