Filmography

1974 After Liverpool (Und was kommt danach . . . ) (TV) West Germany, color, 89 minutes A Production by Sdwestfunk (SWF) Script: Michael Haneke (after a radio play by James Saunders, in German by Hilde Spiel) Cast: Hildegard Schmahl, Dieter Kirchlechner Cinematography: Gerd E. Schfer, Jochen Hubrich, Gnter Lemnitz Sound: Wilhelm Dusil Editing: Christa Kleinheisterkamp Set design: Jrg Hhn Assistant Director: Gerda Orlowski 1976 Three Paths to the Lake (Drei Wege zum See) (TV) West Germany/Austria, 16mm, color, 97 minutes A Production by Rolf von Sydow from Sdwestfunk (SWF) and sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) Script: Michael Haneke, after a short story by Ingeborg Bachmann Cast: Ursula Schult (Elisabeth Matrei), Guido Wieland (Mr. Mattrei), Walter Schmidinger (Trotta), Bernhard Wicki (Branko), Yves Beneyton (Philippe), Udo Vioff (Manes), Dieter Wernecke, Rainer von Artenfels, Jane Tilden, Michael Gspandl, Pamela White, Mathieu Chardet, Pierre Brechignac, Geoffrey Keller, Suzannah Dijan Narration: Axel Corti Cinematography: Igor Luther Assistant Director: Gerda Orlowski Sound: Wilhelm Dusil, Harald Lill Music: Arnold Schnberg, W. A. Mozart, Henry Purcell Editing: Helga Scharf Set design: Friedheim Boehm Costumes: Barbara Langbein Makeup: Erika Elfert 1979 Lemmings (Lemminge) Part One: Arcadia (Arkadien) Austria/West Germany, 16mm, color, 113 minutes Produced by Schnbrunn Film Production Company: Head of Production: Robert Siepen; Commissioning Editors/Executive Producers: Wolfgang Ainberger at Schnbrunn-Film/sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF), JensPeter Behrend at Sender Freies Berlin (SFB) Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Regina Sattler (Evi Wasner), Christian Ingomar (Christian Beranek), Eva Linder (Sigrid Leuwen), Paulus Manker (Sigurd Leuwen), Christian Spatzek (Fritz Naprawnik), Hilde Berger (Anna the Servant Girl), Walter Schmidinger (Professor Georg Schfer), Elisabeth Orth (Gisela Schfer), Bernhard Wicki (Mr. Leuwen), Gustl Halenke (Mrs. Leuwen), Kurt Sowinetz (Mr. Naprawnik), Grete Zimmer (Mrs. Naprawnik), Rudolf Wessely (Mr. Wasner), Ingrid Burkhard (Mrs. Wasner), Kurt Nachmann (Dr. Aigner), Helma Gautier (Mrs. Aigner), Lena Stolze (Gertraud Aigner), Zoltan Paul (Letscho), Elisabeth Schwarzbau (Bettina Rabenstein), Manfred Neubck (Hans Malecz) Cinematography: Jerzy Lipman, Walter Kindler Assistant Director: Gusti Brnjes-Goldschwend Sound: Johannes Paiha Music: Franz Schubert, Ludwig van Beethoven, Alexander Steinbrecher Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Peter Manhardt Costumes: Barbara Langbein Makeup: Adolf Uhrmacher, Edda Hackenberg Part Two: Injuries (Verletzungen) (TV) Austria/West Germany, 16mm, color, 107 minutes

Produced by Schnbrunn Film Production Company: Head of Production: Robert Siepen; Commissioning Editors/Executive Producers: Wolfgang Ainberger at Schnbrunn-Film/sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF), JensPeter Behrend at Sender Freies Berlin (SFB) Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Monika Bleibtreu (Eva Beranek), Elfriede Irrall (Sigrid Leuwen), Rdiger Hacker (Christian Beranek), Wolfgang Hbsch (Fritz Naprawnik), Norbert Kappen (Minister), Guido Wieland (Grhlinger), Vera Borek (Bettina), Wolfgang Gasser (Peter), Julia Gschnitzer (Neighbor), David Haneke Cinematography: Jerzy Lipman Assistant Director: Gusti Brnjes-Goldschwend Sound: Johannes Paiha Music: J. S. Bach Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Peter Manhardt Costumes: Barbara Langbein Makeup: Adolf Uhrmacher, Edda Hackenberg 1982 Variation (TV) West Germany, 16mm, color, 98 minutes A Production by Christa Vogel at Sender Freies Berlin (SFB) Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Elfriede Irrall (Anna Beranek), Hilmar Thate (Georg Leuwen), Suzanne Geyer (Kitty), Eva Linder (Sigrid), Udo Samel (Peter), Celso Adrian, Jens-Peter Behrend, Kurt Hbner, Tobias Meister, Edith Robberts, Dietrich Streuber, Ilse Trautschold, Monica Bleibtreu Cinematography: Walter Kindler Sound: Klaus Vogler, Joachim Prokesch Music: Egberto Gismonti, Jan Garbarek, Charlie Haden Editing: Barbara Herrmann Set design: Roger von Mllendorff Costumes: Reinhild Paul Makeup: Brigitta Wehrend 1984 Who Was Edgar Allan? (Wer war Edgar Allan?) (TV) Austria, 16mm, color, 83 minutes A Production by Wolfgang Ainberger at Neue Studio Film for the sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) and Alfred Nathan at Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) Festival Premiere: Berlin 1985
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Script: Hans Broczyner and Michael Haneke, after a novel by Peter Rosei Cast: Paulus Manker (The Student), Rolf Hoppe (Edgar Allen), Guido Wieland (The Lawyer), Otella Fava (Carlo), Renzo Martini (Clerk), Walter Corradi (Kumpan), Roberto Agazzi (Dealer), Sonia Bovo, Ermanno Bullo, Delio Campelli, Gian Campi, Raul Costantini, Massimo Del Rio, Primo Senigallia, Eros De Simone Cinematography: Frank Brhne Sound: Walter Amann Music: Ennio Morricone Editing: Lotte Klimitschek Set design: Hans Hoffer Costumes: Annette Beaufays Makeup: Otello Fava, Christiana Bettini Assistant Director: Gusti Brnjes-Goldschwend 1985 Fraulein (Fraulein Ein deutsches Melodram) (TV) West Germany, 35mm, B&W and color, 108 minutes A Production by Ulrich Nagel at Telefilm Saar for the Saarlndischen Rundfunk (SR) Festival Premiere: Munich 1986 Script: Bernd Schrder and Michael Haneke Cast: Angelica Domrse ( Johanna Kersch), Peter Franke (Hans Kersch), Lou Castel (Andr), Mareile Geisler (Brigitte Kersch), Michael Klein (Mike Kersch), Hans Werner Kraehkamp (Karl), Cordula Gerberg (Gisela), Margret Homeyer (Mother Kersch), Bob Anderson ( John), Paulus Manker (Hotel Porter), Lisa Hellwig, Axel Ganz, Guylaine Pan, Chris Howland, Suzanne Geyer, Dieter Steinbrink Cinematography: Walter Kindler, Karl Hohenberger Sound: Wolf-Dieter Spille, Peter Paschinger Editing: Monika Solzbacher, Monika Schreiner Set design: Roger von Mllendorff, Karl-Heinz Andes Costumes: Annette Beaufays Makeup: Elke Naujoks, Stephanie Speicher Assistant Director: Paulus Manker 1988 The Seventh Continent (Der Siebente Kontinent) (TV) Austria, 35mm, color, 111 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna) Festival Premiere: Cannes 1989 (Directors Fortnight) Festival Prizes: Bronze Leopard, Locarno 1989; Prize for Best Music and Sound in Film, Ghent 1989; Award for Film Art in Belgium, Brussels 1989; Austrian Prize for Film Art (awarded through the National Ministry for Education and Art, Vienna) Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Birgit Doll (Anna), Dieter Berner (Georg), Leni Tanzer (Eva), Udo Samel (Alexander), Silvia Fenz (Optometrists Customer), Robert Dietl (Oertl), Elisabeth

Rath (Teacher), Georges Kern (Bank Clerk), Georg Friedrich (Postal Clerk) Cinematography: Toni Peschke Sound: Karl Schlifelner Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Rudi Czettel Costumes: Anna Georgiades Makeup: Ernst Dummer Assistant Director: Gebhard Zupan 1991 Obituary for a Murderer (Nachruf fr einen Mrder) (TV) Austria, video, color, 110 minutes A Production by Wolfgang Ainberger and Evelyn Itkin at sterreich- ischer Rundfunk (ORF Art Pieces) Festival Prizes: Special Honor from the National Ministry for Education and Art, Vienna Script: Michael Haneke Editing: Brigitte Pevny Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, Jr. 1991/1992 Bennys Video Austria/Switzerland, 35mm, color, 105 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna), Bernhard Lang AG (Zrich) Festival Premiere: Cannes 1992 (Directors Fortnight) Festival Prizes: FIPRESCI Prize, Thessaloniki 1992; Vienna Film Prize, Viennale 1992; FIPRESCI Prize, European Film Award 1993; Jury Prize for the Best Lighting, Festival de LImages de Film, Chalon-sur- Sane; Goldener Kader Prize for Best Film 1994 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Arno Frisch (Benny), Angela Winkler (Mother), Ulrich Mhe (Father), Ingrid Stassner (Girl), Stephanie Brehme Cinematography: Christian Berger Sound: Karl Schlifelner Music: J. S. Bach Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Erika Navas Makeup: Giacomo Peier Assistant Director: Hanus Polak Jr.
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1992 The Rebellion (Die Rebellion) (TV) Austria, 16mm and video, B&W and color, 90 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna) for the sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) Festival Prizes: Best TV Play, Television Prize for Austrian Education, 1994; Best German-language TV Play, Television Prize of the German Academy of the Dramatic Arts, 1994; Goldener Kader Prize for Best TV Film 1994 Script: Michael Haneke, after the novel by Joseph Roth Cast: Branko Samarovski (Andreas Pum), Judith Pogny (Kathie Blumich), Thierry van Werveke (Willi), Deborah Wisniewski (Anna Blumich), Katharina Grabher (Klara), August Schmlzer (Vinzenz Topp), Marinus Brand (Small Man), Gtz Kauffmann (Arnold), Georg Trenkwitz (Schaffner), Karl Paryla (Prison Doctor), Johannes Silberschneider (The Commissioner), Karl-Ferdinand Kratzl (Prison Guard), Ulrich Reinthaller (Engineer), Christian Spatzek (Criminal Agent Huber), Markus Thill (Policeman), Georges Kern (Policeman), Josef Kemr (Music Cart Salesman), Justus Neumann, Haymon Maria Buttinger Narrator: Udo Samel Cinematography: Jiri Stibr Sound: Karl Schlifelner Music: Franz Schubert Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Erika Navas, Darina Suranova, Jana Jankova Makeup: Paul Schmidt, Claudia Herold, Marta Doktorova Assistant Director: Hanus Polak Jr. 1993/1994 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance (71 Fragmente einer Chronologie des Zufalls) Austria, 35mm, color, 96 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna) for the sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) in cooperation with Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF)/ARTE Festival Premiere: Cannes 1994 (Directors Fortnight) Festival Prizes: Gold Hugo Award: Best Film, Chicago Film Festival 1994; Prix Lage dor Cinmathque Royale de Belgique 1994; Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantstic de Stiges 1994, Best Film, Best Script, and Critics Prize Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Gabriel Cosmin Urdes (Romanian Boy), Lukas Miko (Max the Student), Otto Grmandl (Tomek, the Old Man), Anne Bennent (Inge Brunner), Udo Samel (Paul Brunner), Branko Samarowski (Hans), Claudia Martini (Maria), Georg Friedrich (Bernie the Soldier), Alexander Pschill (Hanno), Klaus Hndl (Gerhard), Corinna Eder (Anni), Dorothee Hartinger (Kristina) Cinematography: Christian Berger Sound: Marc Parisotto Editing: Marie Homolkova Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Erika Navas Makeup: Ilse Weisz-Stainer Assistant Director: Ramses Ramsauer 1995 Lumire and Company (segment Michael Haneke/Vienne) France/Spain/Sweden,

35mm, B&W and color, 88 minutes A Production by Fabienne Servan-Schreiber, Cintrev (Paris) Artistic Direction: Anne Andreu Direction: Sarah Moon, Anne Andreu Cinematography: Philippe Poulet, Didier Ferry, Sarah Moon, Frederic Le Clair Sound: Bernard Rochut, Jean Casanova Music: Jean-Jacques Lemetre Editing: Roger Ikhlef, Timothy Miller 1996/1997 The Castle (Das Schlo) (TV) Austria, 35mm, color, 131 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna) with cooperation from sterreichischer Rundfunk (ORF), Christina Undritz at Bayrischer Rundfunk (BR), and ARTE Festival Premiere: Berlin 1997 (International Forum of New Cinema) Festival Prizes: Television Prize for Austrian Education 1998 Script: Michael Haneke, after the novel by Franz Kafka Cast: Ulrich Mhe (K.), Susanne Lothar (Frieda), Frank Giering (Artur), Felix Eitner ( Jeremias), Nikolaus Paryla (The Chief ), Drte Lyssewski (Olga), Inga Busch (Amalia), Andr Eisermann (Barnabus), Norbert Schwientek (Brgel), Birgit Linauer (Pepi), Hans Diehl (Erlanger), Branko Samarowski (Herrenhof Landlord), Ortrud Beginnen (Bridge Landlady), Otto Grnmandl (Bridge Landlord), Johannes Silberschneider (Teacher), Paulus Manker (Momus), Martin Brambach (Schwarzer), Wolfram Berger (Gerstcker the Coachman), Monika Bleibtreu (Teacher), Conradin Blum (Hans), Ulrike Kaufmann, Joachim Unmack, Lisa Schlegel, Hermann Fritz Narrator: Udo Samel Cinematography: Jiri Stibr
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Sound: Marc Parisotto Editing: Andreas Prochaska Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Lisy Christl Makeup: Waldemar Pokromski, Isabella Gasser Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, Jr. 1997 Funny Games Austria, 35mm, color, 103 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna) Festival Premiere: Cannes 1997 (Competition) Festival Prizes: FIPRESCI Prize, Flanders International Film Festival, Ghent 1997; Silver Hugo Award: Best Director, Chicago 1997; 13th Prix Trs Communiqu de Presse, Paris 1997; Konrad-Wolf Prize for his Lifetime Achievement, Awarded through the Academy of Art, Berlin 1998 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Susanne Lothar (Anna), Ulrich Mhe (Georg), Arno Frisch (Paul), Frank Giering (Peter), Stefan Clapczynski (Schoschi), Doris Kunstmann (Gerda), Christoph Bantzer (Fred), Wolfgang Glck (Robert), Susanne Meneghel (Gerdas Sister), Monika Zallinger (Eva) Cinematography: Jrgen Jrges Sound: Walter Amann Music: W. A. Mozart, Giuseppe Verdi, John Zorn Editing: Andreas Prochaska Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Lisy Christl Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, Jr. 1999/2000 Code Unknown (Code inconnu: Rcit incomplet de divers voyages) France/Germany/Romania, 35mm, color, 117 minutes A Production by Marin Karmitz, MK2 Productions and Alain Sarde, Les Films Alain Sarde in Co-Production with Arte France Cinma, France 2 Cinma, Bavaria Film International, ZDF, Romanian Ministry of Culture, Filmex Romania in cooperation with CanalFestival Premiere: Cannes 2000 (Competition) Festival Prizes: Prize of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2000 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Juliette Binoche (Anne), Thierry Neuvic (Georges), Sepp Bierbichler (The Builder), Alexandre Hamidi ( Jean), Hlne Diarra (Aminate), Ona Lu Yenke (Amadou), Djibril Kouyate (The Father), Guessi Diakite-Goumdo (Salimata), Luminita Gheorghiu (Maria), Crenguta Hariton Stoica (Irina), Bob Niculescu (Dragos), Bruno Todeschini (Pierre), Paulus Manker (Perrin), Didier Flamand (The 2000/2001 Director), Walida Afkir (The Young Arab), Maurice Benichou (The Old Arab), Carlo Brandt (Henri), Philippe Demarle (Paul), Marc Duret (The Policeman), Arsine Khanjian (Amadous Girlfriend), Nathalie Richard (Mathilde), Andre Tainsy (Mrs. Becker) Cinematography: Jrgen Jrges Sound: Guillaume Sciama, Jean-Pierre Laforce Music: Giba Gonalves Editing: Andreas Prochaska, Karin Hartusch, Nadine Muse Set design: Manuel de Chauvigny Costumes: Franoise Clavel Assistant Director: Alain Olivieri

The Piano Teacher (La Pianiste) A Production by Marin Karmitz, MK2 Productions and Alain Sarde, Les Films Alain Sarde in Co-Production with Arte France Cinma Festival Premiere: Cannes 2001 (Competition) Festival Prizes: Jurys Grand Prize, Cannes 2000; Best Actress for Isabelle Huppert, Cannes 2001; Best Actor for Benot Magimel, Cannes 2001; Best European Actress for Isabelle Huppert, European Film Awards, Berlin 2001; Best Supporting Role for Annie Girardot, Paris 2002; Critics Award for the Best Foreign Film, Moscow Kinotawr 2002; Best Female Actress for Isabelle Huppert, Moscow Kinotawr, 2002; ROMY (Best Austrian Film), Vienna 2002; German Gold Prize for the Best Foreign Film, Berlin 2002; Best Female Actress for Isabelle Huppert, Seattle Film Festival 2002 Script: Michael Haneke, after the novel by Elfriede Jelinek Cast: Isabelle Huppert (Erika Kohut), Annie Girardot (Mother), Benot Magimel (Walter Klemmer), Susanne Lothar (Mrs. Schober), Anna Sigalevitch (Anna Schober), Udo Samel (Dr. Blonskij), Cornelia Kndgen (Mrs. Blonskij), Thomas Weinhappel (Bariton), Philipp Heiss (Naprawnik), Rudolf Melichar (Director), Gabriele Schuchter (Margot), Georg Friedrich (Man in Drive-In Movie), Vivian Bartsch (Girl in Drive-In Movie), Volker Waldegg (1st Male Professor), William Mang (2nd Male Professor), Michael Schottenberg (3rd Male Professor), Dieter Berner (Singing Teacher), Martina Resetarits (1st Female Professor), Annemarie Schleinzer (2nd Female Professor), Karoline Zeisler (3rd Female Professor), Liliane Nelska (Secretary), Luz Les- kowitz (Violinist), Viktor Teuflmayr (Pianist), Florian Koba (Student) Cinematography: Christian Berger Sound: Guillaume Sciama, Jean-Pierre Laforce Music: Frdric Chopin, Joseph Hadyn, Franz Schubert, Ludwig van Beethoven, J. S. Bach, Arnold Schnberg, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Johannes Brahms
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Editing: Monika Willi, Nadine Muse Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Annette Beaufays Makeup: Thi Loan Nguyen, Ellen Just, Franoise Andrejka Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, Jr. 2002 Time of the Wolf (Le Temps du loup) France/Austria/Germany, 35mm, color, 113 minutes A Co-Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna), Bavaria Film, Centre National de la Cinmatographie (CNC), Eurimages, France 3 Cinma, Les Films du Losange, Arte France Cinma, and Canal+ Festival Premiere: Cannes 2003 (Competition) Festival Prizes: Best Film, Festival International de Cinema Stiges, 2003; Critics Prize, Festival International de Cinema Stiges, 2003 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Isabelle Huppert (Anne Laurent), Batrice Dalle (Lise Brandt), Patrice Chreau (Thomas Brandt), Rona Hartner (Arina), Maurice Bnichou (Mr. Azoulay), Olivier Gourmet (Koslowski), Brigitte Roan (Ba), Lucas Biscombe (Ben), Hakim Taleb (Young Runaway), Anas Demoustier (Eva), Serge Riaboukine (The Leader), Marilyne Even (Mrs. Azoulay), Florence Loiret (Nathalie Azoulay), Branko Samarowski (Policeman), Daniel Duval (Georges Laurent), Thierry van Werveke ( Jean), Michael Abiteboul (Armed Man), Pierre Berriau (Fred), Costel Cascaval (Constantin), Luminita Gheorghiu (Mrs. Homolka), Franck Gourlat (Water Seller), Franois Hauteserre (The Music Lover), Maria Hofsttter (Quarrelling Woman), Valrie Moreau (Freds Wife), Claude Singeot (Razor-Blade Man), Ina Strnad (Child at Chalet), Adriana Tranafir (Marya), Roman Agrinz, Alexander Brta, Peter Bartak, Gabriela Bauer, Ileana Brancau, Georg Friedrich, Simon Hatzl, Alexandra Hftmann, Edmund Jger, Silke Jandl, Dorothea Kocsis, Natascha Kuhskova, Carmen Loley, Andreas Lust, Huttov Margita, Marian Mitas, Martin Najalka, Klaus Ortner, Maria Esperanza Paraschiv, Petru Pecican, Andreas Puehringer, Sonja Romei, Christoph Theul, Sophie Wimmer-Lieb, Christian Wlach, Werner Wultsch, Mira Zeichmann Cinematography: Jrgen Jrges Sound: Guillaume Sciama, Jean-Pierre Laforce Editing: Monika Willi, Nadine Muse Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Lisy Christl Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, Jr. 2004 Cach France/Austria/Germany/Italy/USA, 35mm, color, 117 minutes A Co-Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna), Bavaria Film, Les Films du Losange, BIM Distribuzione Festival Premiere: Cannes 2005 (Competition) Festival Prizes: Best Director, Cannes 2005; FIPRESCI Prize, Cannes 2005; Prize of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2005; Best Foreign Language Film, British Independent Film Awards 2006; Best Foreign Language Film,

Chicago Film Critics Association Awards, 2006; Best Feature Film, Diagonale Austria 2006; Best Actor for Daniel Auteuil, Best Director, Best Film at European Film Awards, 2005; Best Foreign Language Film, Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards, 2006; Best Foreign Language Film, Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards, 2005; Best Screenplay, Lumiere France 2006; Best Foreign Language Film, San Francisco Film Critics Circle 2005 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Daniel Auteuil (Georges Laurent), Juliette Binoche (Anne Laurent), Maurice Bnichou (Majid), Annie Girardot (Georges Mother), Bernard Le Coq (Georges Editor-inChief ), Walid Afkir (Majids Son), Lester Makedonsky (Pierrot Laurent), Daniel Duval (Pierre), Nathalie Richard (Mathilde), Denis Podalyds (Yvon), Assa Maga (Chantal), Caroline Baehr (Nurse), Christian Benedetti (Georges Father), Philippe Besson (TV Guest), Loic Brabant (Police Office #2), Jean-Jacques Brochiet (TV Guest), Paule Dar (Orphanage Attendant), Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (Bookstore Owner), Annette Faure (Georges Mother, Young), Hugo Flamigni (Young Georges), Peter Stephan Jungk (Writer), Dioucounda Koma (Cyclist), Marie Kremer ( Jeannette), Nicky Marbot (Orphanage Driver), Malik Nait Djoudi (Young Majid), Marie-Christine Orry (Housekeeper), Mazarine Pingeot (TV Guest), Julie Recoing (Georges Assistant), Karla Suarez (Novelist), Laurent Suire (Police Officer #1), Jean Teul (TV Guest) Cinematography: Christian Berger Sound: Jean-Paul Mugel, Jean-Pierre Laforce Editing: Michael Hudecek, Nadine Muse Set design: Christoph Kanter, Emmanuel de Chauvigny Costumes: Lisy Christl Assistant Director: Alain Olivieri 2007 Funny Games U.S. USA/France/UK/Austria/Germany/Italy, 35mm, color, 111 minutes A Production by Celluloid Dreams, Halcyon Pictures, Tartan Films, X-Filme International, Lucky Red, and Kinematograf
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Festival Premiere: London Film Festival 2007 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Naomi Watts (Ann Farber), Tim Roth (George Farber), Michael Pitt (Paul), Brady Corbet (Peter), Devon Gearhart (Georgie Farber), Boyd Gaines (Fred Thompson), Siobhan Fallon (Betsy Thompson), Robert LuPone (Robert), Susanne Hanke (Betsys Sister-in-Law), Linda Moran (Eve) Cinematography: Darius Khondji Sound: Nadise Muse, Jean-Pierre Laforce Editing: Monika Willi Set design: Kevin Thompson, Hinju Kim Costumes: David C. Robinson Assistant Director: Urs Hirschbiegel 2009 The White Ribbon (Das weisse Band) Austria/Germany/France/Italy, 35mm, B&W, 144 minutes A Production by Veit Heiduschka at Wega-Film (Vienna), X-Filme Creative Pool, Les Films du Losange, and Lucky Red Festival Premiere: Cannes 2009 Festival Prizes: Palme dOr, FIPRESCI Prize, and Cinema Prize of the French National Education System, Cannes 2009; FIPRESCI Prize, San Sebastian International Film Festival 2009 Script: Michael Haneke Cast: Susanne Lothar (Midwife), Ulrich Tukur (Baron), Burghart Klauner (Pastor), Josef Bierbichler (Steward), Marisa Growaldt (Farmhand), Christian Friedel (Teacher), Leonie Benesch (Eva), Ursina Lardi (Baroness Marie-Luise), Steffi Khnert (Anna), Gabriela Maria Schmeide (Emma), Rainer Bock (Doctor), Maria-Victoria Dragus (Klara), Leonard Proxauf (Martin), Janina Fautz (Erna), Michael Kranz (Tutor), Levin Henning (Adolf), Johanna Busse (Margarete), Yuma Amecke (Annchen), Thibault Sri (Gustav), Enno Trebs (Georg), Theo Trebs (Ferdinand), Sebastian Hlk (Max), Kai-Peter Malina (Karl), Aaron Denkel (Kurti), Anne-Kathrin Gummich (Evas Mother) Cinematography: Christian Berger Sound: Guillaume Sciama, Jean-Pierre Laforce Editing: Monika Willi Set design: Christoph Kanter Costumes: Moidele Bickel Assistant Director: Hanus Polak, J