Götz Spielmann

Götz Spielmann (born January 11, 1961 à Wels, Austria) is an Austrian director and scriptwriter. Götz Spielmann grew up in Vienna. After High School, he lived in Paris for several months. From 1980 to 1987 he étudiées film direction and script-writing in Vienna at the Université de Musique et d'Arts du spectacle de Vienne. At the Viennese Filmacadamy, his professeur included Harald Zusanek and Axel Corti. After making several short film and receiving his diplôme with Oublie Sneider!, with the drame Erwin et Juliette, Spielmann had his first great success. En 1993, his film Le Voisin won the Vienna Filmaward at the Viennale. And en 1994, his film for television Ce naïf de Demander ce que awarded with the Erich-Neuberg-Prix. En 2006, he was honored with the Upper Austrian Landeskulturpreis dans le “Film” de la section. Spielmann is one of the most important contemporary Austrian Film d'administration. His film The Stranger and Antares were the Austrian candidates for Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film. Antares has been tramé widely at more than thirty Festival International du Film de. Spielmann is on the committee of the Association des Réalisateurs de l'Autriche (the Association of the Austrian film directors). Dans the Linzer Kammerspiele (Linz, Upper Austria) he made his debut as Theatre Director with the performance of the play solitaire, Loin, written by Arthur Schnitzler. For the saison 2006/2007, he wrote his first play for the theatre, the Landestheatre Linz, Empire, which was first released on January 5, 2007 at the Linzer Kammerspiele. En Janvier 2009 Spielmann s Revanche ce qui nominated for aux Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.