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Directed by WOLFGANG MURNBERGER
Wolfgang Murnberger was born in Wiener Neustadt, Lower Austria, on 13th November 1960. He studied directing, screenwriting and editing at the Vienna Film Academy and has been working as a freelance scriptwriter and director since 1991.
Murnberger first attracted general attention with his graduation film HIMMEL UND HÖLLE, which was shown in Austrian cinemas in 1991 and gained awards both at home and abroad, including the 1990 Austrian Film Festival Prize, the 1991 Young Cinema Bronze in Tokyo and the First Prize at the Films of European Film Schools in Florence, along with the President of Saarland Prize at the Max Ophüls Film Festival, the Prize of the International Film Press in Rotterdam and the Young Film-maker Award from the former Ministry for Art and Education.
His feature film COME, SWEET DEATH, based on the novel by Wolf Haas, enjoyed great success: with cinema audiences numbering over 225,000 the thriller, staring Josef Hader, was the most successful Austrian cinematic production of the year 2001. SILENTIUM, viewed by over 200,000 cinema-goers, was the Austrian Film of the Year in 2004. The film was sold to Germany, Switzerland, France, Greece, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and Australia, and it was invited to numerous festivals (e.g. Berlin, Tokyo, Brussels, Pilsen, Cognac), winning the Grand Prix du Long Métrage in Cognac.
Filmography and Awards:
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| 2008 |
THE BONE MAN |
| 2006 |
LAPISLAZULI – IM AUGE DES BÄREN |
| 2005 |
BRÜDER III – AUF DEM JAKOBSWEG
„Goldene Romy“ 2007 für den besten Fernsehfilm des Jahres |
| 2004 |
SILENTIUM
Siegerbeitrag beim „Festival du Film policier de Cognac“ 2006
Publikumspreis der Berlinale 2005, Platz 2. |
| 2003 |
BRÜDER II |
| 2002 |
TAXI FÜR EINE LEICHE
„Romy” 2003 |
| 2001 |
HAINBURG
WIR BLEIBEN ZUSAMMEN
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| 2000 |
KOMM, SÜSSER TOD
„Goldene Romy“ für meistbesuchten Kinofilm 2000 |
| 1998 |
QUINTETT KOMPLETT
Nominiert für den „Adolf-Grimme-Preis" |
| 1995 |
AUF TEUFEL KOMM RAUS
„Erich-Neuberg-Preis“ 1996
„Goldene Romy“ für besten österreichischen Fernsehfilm 1996 |
| 1994 |
ATTWENGERFILM
ICH GELOBE
„Wiener Filmpreis“ 1994
Österreichs Kandidat für einen Oscar® als „Bester fremdsprachiger Film“
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| 1990 |
HIMMEL ODER HÖLLE
Preis der Österreichischen Filmtage 1990
„Young Cinema Bronze“ in Tokio 1991
1. Preis der „Films of European Filmschools“ in Florenz 1991
Preis des Saarländischen Ministerpräsidenten beim Filmfestival Max-Ophüls-Preis 1991
Preis der Internationalen Filmpresse Rotterdam |
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| Screenplay |
JOSEF HADER
WOLFGANG MURNBERGER
WOLF HAAS |
| DOP |
PETER VON HALLER |
| Production Design |
ANDREAS DONHAUSER
RENATE MARTIN |
| Editing |
EVI ROMEN |
| Casting |
MARKUS SCHLEINZER |
| Costume |
MARTINA LIST |
| Music |
SOFA SURFERS |
| Production manager |
BERNHARD SCHMATZ |
| In-house Producer |
ULRIKE LADENBAUER |
| Line producer |
MANFRED FRITSCH |
| Producer |
DANNY KRAUSZ
KURT STOCKER |
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| German (English subtitles), Colour, 35mm, 1:1,85, 121 min.,
Dolby SRD |
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