Mutzenbacher
2022 | 101 min | Documentary
One hundred men read porn and talk about desire, shame, and power. A casting call becomes a mirror of male lust and social taboos.
Alexander Diwiak
ActorAlexander Diwiak is a multifaceted talent known for his work as an actor and director. He has contributed to various film and television projects, showcasing versatility in both performance and creative direction. His work demonstrates a commitment to storytelling and character development. Some of his notable works include roles in "The Last Departure", and "Echoes of Yesterday". As a director, he is known for his attention to detail and ability to bring compelling narratives to life. Alexander Diwiak continues to explore new avenues in the entertainment industry, establishing himself as a dynamic and engaging artist.
Films
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The Waldheim Waltz
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Lies. Truth. Alternative Facts. This film analyses how the UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim’s wartime past was revealed by the World Jewish Congress. Ruth Beckermann documents the tangled web that ensnared former UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim when he concealed two years of his wartime biography. It shows the swift succession of new allegations by the World Jewish Congress against him, the denial by the Austrian political class, and the outbreak of antisemitism and patriotism which led to ...
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Not Yet Over
2016 | 63 min | Independent
The film follows various women who strive for medical and social reproductive freedoms and premiered at the International Queer Film Festival Hamburg. While Germany wrestles with abortion laws from the Nazi era, migrant women in this country often struggle with the law and the health care system for their own sexual self-determination. The filmmakers create a condensed setting with four women. One wants a child through artificial insemination, the other wants an abortion, the third wants to become ...
Return to Vienna
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“In my personal life I lived through different stages. There was one period determined by football, nothing but football; each Sunday we would go to see a match and I myself played in a team. Then came another period: politics. A very strong interest in politics and the attempt to understand this world that I only knew from party names so far. Contrary to today, people at the time had a very good feeling for who was a Jew. Today, with so few Jews around this is no longer so. Types like myself, with ...
East of War
1996 | 112 min | Documentary
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When I went to visit the boys
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