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From 1988-1994, he was managing partner of Spectrafilm GmbH. In 1995, he founded the company Vincent Film GmbH, of which he is still managing director today. As chief cameraman, he established the visual language of “SPIEGEL TV Interview” and “Das wahre Leben“, among others.

Jan Kerhart realised the visual design of fictional material such as “Durch die Blume” (1st prize Biberach, 1st prize Murnau), “Ipanema“, “Mata Hari” and docudramas such as “Schabowsisettel“, “Die Geheimdienstlegende – Reinhard Gehlen und NND“, director of “Es ist 20 Uhr – Die Tagesschau wird 50“, “Der große Postzugraub“, “Ein blinder Held – die Liebe des Otto Weidt” (Gold Award Winner New York Festivals) and “Der gute Göring“.

His portrait works include “Helmut Schmidt – Off Duty“ (Golden Camera), “Dr Wedel & Mr Hyde“, “Richard von Weizsäcker – Forever President” and “Helmut Kohl – A German Chancellor“. His work includes a large number of documentaries such as “Wenn der Kopf den Körper trägt“, “Viel Passiert” (Wim Wenders), “Die letzte Schlacht“, “50 Jahre RAF“, “Die Jadestraße“, “Die gekaufte Revolution“, “Richard Wagner – Ein Deutsches Drama” and “Johana und die Mächte der Finsternis“,

Subsequently (1983-1991), Clementina Hegewisch held various positions in film, TV and advertising (including driver, costume design, set design, equipment, recording, production and production management) and worked in theatres (including costumes, sponsoring agent) and as an art consultant.

During these years she worked with Udo Lindenberg, Peter Zadek, Wolfgang Mühlbauer, Hans Noever, Ian McNoughton and many others.

From 1991, Clementina Hegewisch worked as a co-author and dramaturge on various scripts for TV series (including “Alarm for Cobra 11” and “The Glacier Clan“). She was also responsible for the concept and design of the Berlin cocktail bar “green door” as managing director from 1995 to 2000.

From 2016 to 2023, she was Managing Director of Neue Impuls Film Produktionsgesellschaft mbH, where she also worked as a producer. Clementina Hegewisch has been managing director and partner of NEXT Film Filmproduktion since 2000 and its sole owner since 2007. In addition to managing the company, she mainly works as a producer, production manager and dramaturge.

Neuhauser caused a national sensation in the production of “Faust” at the Regensburg City Theatre, in which she played Mephisto as a woman. She has also appeared in cinema films such as “Helden in Tirol” (directed by Niki List), “Gone – eine tödliche Leidenschaft” (directed by Zoltan Paul), “Wo ist Fred?” (director: Anno Saul), “Die Perlmutterfarbe” (director: Marcus H. Rosenmüller, “3faltig” (director: Harald Sicheritz), “Räuber Kneißl” (director: Marcus H. Rosenmüller) and in the cult TV series “Vier Frauen und ein Todesfall“, in which she played the role of farmer’s wife Jule Zirbner. Most recently, she was seen on ORF in the film “Steiererrausch” (director: Wolfgang Murnberger) and in the mini-series “Unter Freunden stirbt man nicht” on TV Now (director: Felix Stienz).

At the Munich Film Festival 2021, she celebrated a great success as the lead role in the ARD comedy “Faltenfrei” and last year she once again took on the lead role in the film “Ungeschminkt“, directed by Dirk Kummer.

Since 2010, she has successfully played the investigator Bibi Fellner alongside Harald Krassnitzer (as Moritz Eisner) in ORF‘s Vienna crime series. Since 2014, she has also appeared in the literature & music productions “Die letzten ihrer Art” and “Mythos” together with her son, guitarist Julian Pajzs.

Between 1978 and 1983, he was a permanent member of the Städtische Bühnen Heidelberg as an actor and director. From 1983 to 1988 he was a member of the ensemble at the Burgtheater in Vienna. Since then he has worked as a freelance actor, including in Vienna (Theater in der Josefstadt, Volkstheater Wien), at Schauspiel Bonn, at Theater Bremen, at Schauspielhaus Zürich and at the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater in Hamburg. Dietrich Hollinderbäumer made his film debut in 1968 in the role of Günter Braun under the direction of Hans-Dieter Schwarze in the television production “Schichtwechsel“. Since the end of the 1980s, he has increasingly worked in film and television productions.

In the cinema, Dietrich Hollinderbäumer has appeared in films such as “Georg Elser – Einer aus Deutschland” (1989) by Klaus Maria Brandauer and “Der Untergang” (2004) by Oliver Hirschbiegel. In 2008, he played a German sports organiser in the Swedish comedy “Männer im Wasser“.

He has also appeared in leading roles in Russia, including as Martin Leitner in “Perevodchik” by Andrey Proshkin, as Karl Klyayst in “Snayper” by Aleksandr Efremov and in several productions by Murad Ibragimbekov.

On German television, Joachim Paul Assböck appeared in the comedy series “Danke Deutschland“, as well as in various television films, including “Weissensee“, “Soko Leipzig“, “Die Heiland“, “Gladbeck“, “Alarm für Cobra 11“, several “Tatort” episodes, and in “Babylon Berlin” by Tom Tykwer.

As a theatre actor, he has performed at the Salzburg Festival under the direction of Peter Stein. He was seen at the Piccolo Teatro Strehler di Milanno and Southbank Theatre in London with “Violett” by Wassily Kandinsky and as a regular guest under the direction of Franz Josef Heumannskämper at the Théâtre des Capucins in Luxembourg. In Berlin he played for 5 years in the Udo Lindenberg musical “Hinterm Horizont” at the theatre on Potsdamer Platz.

He also works as a dubbing actor and voice-over artist.

Since 1990, numerous theatre engagements have taken him to Stuttgart, St. Pölten, Graz, Vienna, Göttingen, Potsdam, Magdeburg, Meiningen, Halle, Dessau, Zurich, Basel, Bochum and Berlin.

From 2004 to 2017, he was a permanent guest at the Volksbühne Berlin. There he worked with directors such as Sebastian Hartmann, Sebastian Baumgarten and Herbert Fritsch.

He has worked with Herbert Fritsch for many years on plays such as “Die Spanische Fliege“, “Murmel Murmel“, “Ohne Titel Nr. 1“, “der die mann” and “Pfusch“, which were invited to the Berlin Theatertreffen. From 2017 – 2020 Werner Eng was an ensemble member of the Berliner Schaubühne. There he also worked with Herbert Fritsch, creating plays such as “Zeppelin“, “Null“, “Champignol” and “Amphytrion“. Since 2023, Werner Eng has been performing in Sebastian Baumgarten‘s production of “Amerika” by Franz Kafka at the Maxim Gorki Theatre in Berlin.

Ralph Herforth, born in 1960, began his training at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna in 1979 and graduated in 1982. He had his first engagement at the Schiller Theatre in Berlin in 1983. Ralph Herforth subsequently made further appearances at the Stadttheater Heilbronn and the Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf.

He made his screen debut in 1992 in the film “Schattenboxer” directed by Lars Becker, followed by various film and television productions with renowned directors such as Fatih Akın, Roland Suso Richter and Friedemann Fromm.

He also appeared in major cinema productions as a supporting actor, such as in “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door“, “Kurz und schmerzlos” and “Der Eisbär” alongside Til Schweiger, before being offered one of the leading roles in Dominik Graf‘s “Der Felsen“. In 2005, Ralph Herforth played a killer in “Æon Flux” alongside Charlize Theron.

Attila Georg Borlan was born in Jimbolia (Hatzfeld), Banat, Romania in 1968. He grew up trilingual, with German and Hungarian (both native speakers) and Romanian. After completing his German-language Abitur in Romania, he came to Germany as a late resettler.

From 1991 to 1994, he completed his artistic training at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin, specialising in acting, singing and dance.

In addition to numerous theatre engagements, Borlan works primarily for film and television. Attila Georg Borlan‘s first film work, including short films, dates back to the early 1990s. His cinema roles include the film drama “Heimkehr” (2003: directed by Damir Lukačević) and “Blindflug“, the cinema debut of director Ben von Grafenstein, in which he co-starred with Michael Rotschopf. In the homosexual drama “Freier Fall” (2013), he played the unpleasant instructor Werner Brandt.

He has appeared in the TV series “Medicopter 117 – Jedes Leben zählt” (2000), “Unser Charly” (2009), “Forsthaus Falkenau” (2013) and many more.

Ulrike Bliefert studied German, English, drama and theatre studies.

Since 1974 she has worked as a stage, film and television actress, radio play narrator, screenplay, stage and novel author.

She made her film debut in 2009 in Michael Herbig‘s film “Wickie und die starken Männer“, in which she appeared as Tjure‘s wife. In 2011, she also played the same role in the sequel “Wickie auf großer Fahrt“.

In 2009, she won the Bundeswettbewerb Gesang Berlin in the “Musical/Chanson” category and went on tour throughout Germany in 2010 with her programme “Ich glaub, ‘ne Dame werd ich nie“. In 2010, she appeared as Tanya Gleason in Simon Stephen‘s play “Punkrock” (director: Daniel Wahl) at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus and in 2014 in Tobias Ginsburg‘s “Radikal. Monument to Decay” at i-camp Munich. Her new cabaret programme “Scham & Schande” followed in 2015.

Gisa Flake worked with Michael Herbig again in 2013 for the sitcom “Bully macht Buddy“. She took on one of the leading roles alongside Rick Kavanian and Bully Herbig. In 2015, she appeared in the ZDF thriller series “Blochin – Die Lebenden und die Toten” alongside Jürgen Vogel. Since 2018, she has appeared in the TV series “Ella Schön“.

He then studied jazz guitar at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz with Guido Jeszenszky (2011 Bachelor of Arts with honours) and at the Franz Liszt University of Music Weimar with Frank Möbus (2013 Master).

He initially worked in the group Beinfreiheit (with Adrian Kleinlosen, Lukas Raumberger, Valentin Schuster). Since 2011, he has been playing (with bass clarinettist Siegmar Brecher and drummer Valentin Schuster) in the trio Edi Nulz and has also been touring with Adele Neuhauser in the literature & music production “Die letzten ihrer Art” since 2014.

He also works with Schuster in the progressive metal duo “PeroPero“. He can also be heard on albums by Michael Lagger, Skin Ban, Jani Šepetavec, Krachberg and Julia Maier.

He composed several film scores for Zoltan Paul.