Andreas Köhler
Biography
coming soon - see German version here
Documentary
Kinder der Hoffnung (Promised Lands), 2021
Directed by Yael Reuveny
Dark Eden, 2019
Directed by Jasmin Herold
Global Family, 2018
Directed by Andreas Köhler
Haymatloz, 2014
Directed by Eren Önsöz
Wer ist Thomas Müller?, 2013
Directed by Christian Heynen
Schnee von Gestern, 2013
Directed by Yael Reuveny
Tour De Faso, 2011
Directed by Wilm Huygen
In Between, 2011
Directed by Claudia Schmid
Nobody's perfect, 2009
Directed by Nico von Glasow
Feature Film
Borrowed White (Geborgtes Weiß), 2020
Directed by Sebastian Ko
1000 Arten Regen zu beschreiben, 2018
Directed by Isabel Prahl
Schwester Weiß, 2015
Directed by Dennis Todorovic
Wir Monster, 2014
Directed by Sebastain Ko
Eines Tages..., 2010
Directed by Ian Dilthey
Sascha, 2009
Directed by Dennis Todorovic
Die Dinge zwischen uns, 2008
Directed by Iris Janssen
TV
Directed by Randa Chahoud, Isabel Prahl
Directed by Isabel Prahl
Directe by Sebastian Ko
Directed by Sebastian Ko
Awards
Grimme Award 2020 (Dark Eden)
Max Ophüls Preis 2018 (Global Family)
German Camera Award 2012
German Film Award Best Documentary 2009 (Nobody's perfect)
2x Nomination German Camera Award (Amor Fati, Pietas)
4x Nomination Best Cinematography Camerimage Lodz (Die Unsichtbaren, Stillleben, Amor Fati, Glasfasern)
2x Nomination First Steps (Amor Fati, Pietas)
FEATURE FILM
BORROWED WHITE (GEBORGTES WEIß)
A farmhouse on a hill – it used to be imposing, but now its paint is peeling. But nonetheless it points to wealthy landlords – not owing to money, but rather academic excellence, one could assume. Not showing off social status, but inheriting it. Rudolf’s (62) cave, in which Marta (44) and Nathan (5) live, has become their home. The academic loves his family, which unexpectedly ran into his arms. The three of them are an intimate team. Until Valmir (28) bursts their bubble.
The Albanian seasonal worker doesn’t speak much. And yet he is very direct and demanding – knowing that others took what they wanted as well…
A neo-noir film about past sins and the yearning for change.
DOCUMENTARY FILM
DARK EDEN - THE NIGHTMARE OF OIL
On a journey for an answer to the question, "How high is the price for a better life?", the director explores Fort McMurray in the far north of Canada, home of the largest industrial project and the third largest oil reserve on the planet. People from all over the world come here to earn sky-high salaries at the sacrifice of the environment. Film and reality collide as the director finds herself in her own personal nightmare.
Andreas Köhler was awarded a Grimme Award for his work on Dark Eden.