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John Kolya Reichart

Director
John Kolya Reichart is a seasoned actor and director known for his work in both film and theater. He has starred in a variety of acclaimed films such as "The Silence of Rain" and "Echoes of the Heart." Reichart's performances have garnered him recognition, including a Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival for his role in "The Sins of the Father." Besides acting, Reichart has also ventured into directing, with his debut feature "Solitude" receiving critical acclaim for its poignant storytelling and visual style. Throughout his career, Reichart has maintained a strong presence in the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with his diverse talents and dedication to his craft.

Films

Party of Eight

Party of Eight

By John Kolya Reichart

2013 | 93 min | Drama

Years ago Anton disappeared. Out of the blue he invited his family and friends to a party. But everyone's joyful expectation soon fades.

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2016 | 75 min | Drama

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2017 | 71 min | Independent

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2009 | 58 min | Drama

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2013 | 81 min | Independent

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