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Lukas Valenta Rinner

Director
Lukas Valenta Rinner is an Austrian director known for his work in independent cinema. He gained recognition for his films such as "Parabellum" and "A Decent Woman." Rinner's unique storytelling style and visual approach have garnered critical acclaim at film festivals worldwide. While information on specific awards is limited, Rinner continues to be a prominent figure in the world of arthouse cinema.

Films

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Passing Summer

Passing Summer

2001 | 85 min | Drama

It's summer in Berlin. Two friends are sitting in a café. Valerie is quiet, reserved, and has short dark hair. She has just moved. Sophie, on the other hand, is a fun-loving blonde who is about to spend six months in Rome. PASSING SUMMER shows the everyday details of life. Conversations, encounters, and relationships. Between Berlin street cafés, apartments, and chance encounters, a quiet observation of everyday life unfolds. Friendships, relationships, and lonely moments coexist without a linear ...

Requiem

Requiem

2006 | 93 min | Drama

REQUIEM begins in a small town in southern Germany in the early 1970s, where Michaela Klingler finally leaves a strict Catholic home after repeated stays in hospital for epilepsy. At university in Tübingen, she tastes a wider life through Stefan and her friend Hanna, and REQUIEM follows the fragile hope that freedom might last. That hope cracks when Michaela collapses in her residence hall. What seems at first like another attack becomes something far more frightening to her: inner voices, grotesque ...

Marseille

Marseille

2004 | 91 min | Drama

Sophie flees to Marseille. She roams the streets alone, taking photographs. As she abandons herself to the city, she finds it impossible to reconcile her previous life with the now... Slowly, characters emerge and weave themselves into the story - then a cut follows - and Sophie is back in Berlin. "All my films are based on the idea that much of life is inscrutable, full of misunderstandings and left to chance. The characters live in contradiction to being at the mercy of chance, and are more or ...