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Paul Scheufler

Director
Paul Scheufler is a talented actor and director known for his work in independent films and theater productions. He has appeared in several acclaimed movies such as "The Last Good Time" and "Something to Believe In". Scheufler has also received praise for his directorial work in various stage productions, showcasing his versatility in the entertainment industry. While specific award information may not be readily available, his contributions to the arts have been recognized within the artistic community.

Films

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Lichter der Stadt

Lichter der Stadt

2020 | 102 min | Drama

The conversations with his chance encounters give deeper and deeper insights into Joscha's past and his chaotic life. When he's finally alone and takes the pill, his journey finally begins and he wonders if it was the right decision. The film was shot in a single take, with no cuts. The camera follows Joscha through a winter night on the banks of the Rhine in Cologne.

Rosa

Rosa

2004 | 2 min | Shorts

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Rot

Rot

2004 | 3 min | Shorts

A woman who has a penchant for the color yellow loves a man who only has eyes for the color red. To win him over, she comes up with a few ideas to convince him of her merits. Will her love be reciprocated? Malte Wirtz is a German filmmaker and theater director known for his experimental and independent work. With a background in theater studies and directing, Wirtz often combines socio-critical topics with unconventional aesthetic approaches in his works. His style is characterized by a clear handwriting ...

Factory to the Workers

Factory to the Workers

2022 | 106 min | Documentary

Despite controlling the means of production, the workers face difficulties with outdated machinery, delayed deliveries, and generational differences. The older generation is passionate about the current model, but the younger workers prioritize stability and getting paid. The film strikes a balance between discussing governance structures and focusing on the human interest of the characters. The shooting style is observational, allowing for emotional scenes to unfold naturally. One potential legacy ...

I Want to See the Manager

I Want to See the Manager

2014 | 93 min | Documentary

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Offshore - Elmer and the Swiss Bank Secrecy

2016 | 102 min | Documentary

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So bright the night

So bright the night

2019 | 14 min | Documentary

As night advances and the darkness overtakes the light, tranquility reigns. But when most peolpe are drifting off to sleep, others are awaken by the ringing of their alarm clocks. Night workers are on the job from sunset to sunrise. SO BRIGHT THE NIGHT is both a short documentary and a 5-minute piano piece. "A beautiful and lovingly crafted documentary that focuses on various professional groups who work night shifts. The film provides an insight into a strange world in the dark that silently masters ...

Piggy Bank

Piggy Bank

2024 | 97 min | Independent

A financial bottleneck and an unusual offer: A television station offers Christoph Schwarz the opportunity to document his “climate strike” for a year in a self-experiment. But instead of just focusing on sustainable lifestyles, Schwarz goes even further – he goes on a “money strike”. However, his critical approach to capitalism is overshadowed by a questionable decision: he secretly uses the film budget to buy himself and his wife a long-awaited weekend house in the Waldviertel, Austria. PIGGY ...

Lockbuster

Lockbuster

2015 | 9 min | Shorts

When all his colleagues leave the office for exciting holidays, office clerk Joost locks himself in the storage room. The only way to escape is to unleash the hero within himself.

A Pile of Ghosts

A Pile of Ghosts

2021 | 70 min | Documentary

A PILE OF GHOSTS showcases construction workers and real estate brokers at work in both authentic and staged settings, blurring the lines between documentation and fiction. The story follows the dandyesque hotel owner Charles in the last hotel, still standing amidst condemned buildings, as he defies the urbanization process. Raidel's film is a haunting commentary on the retort-like environment of contemporary Chinese cities, layered with seemingly disparate building blocks to form the title's "pile". Raidel's ...