Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
After studying fine arts with Olaf Wetzel, Benjamin Heisenberg enrolled at the Munich film school, where he graduated with the feature film SCHLÄFER (2005), which was presented in the Un Certaid Regard section at Cannes. His second feature DER RÄUBER (2010) impressed with a highly choreographed, dramatic genre style. Surprisingly, his new film is a double-trouble comedy. Benjamin Heisenberg is also one of the co-editors of the german film quarterly REVOLVER. In our Interview he talked about precision and comedy.
Interview by: Constantin Lieb, Felix von Boehm
Berlin, February 2014
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After studying fine arts with Olaf Wetzel, Benjamin Heisenberg enrolled at the Munich film school, where he graduated with the feature film SCHLÄFER (2005), which was presented in the Un Certaid Regard section at Cannes. His second feature DER RÄUBER (2010) impressed with a highly choreographed, dramatic genre style. Surprisingly, his new film is a double-trouble comedy. Benjamin Heisenberg is also one of the co-editors of the german film quarterly REVOLVER. In our Interview he talked about precision and comedy.
Interview by: Constantin Lieb, Felix von Boehm
Berlin, February 2014
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