Andreas BOLM

“Andreas Bolm
was born in 1971 in Cologne, Germany, from a Hungarian mother and a German father. After working as a musician and sound engineer in Manchester, England, he began to experiment in photography and video. He studied film and theatre science in Berlin and at the film FAMU academy in Prague. In 1999, Andreas enrolled in the documentary department of the University of Television and Film in Munich.
Living and working in Germany, Hungary and France, Andreas shot his first short documentaries in Hungary. His films portray people in their social and familial environments, examining the fine line between documentary and fiction. Ròzsa (2000), The Sleepers (2003), Jaba (2006) and All The Children But One (2008) have been screened at many festivals worldwide. Jaba was presented by the Cinefondation at the Festival de Cannes in 2006. Andreas is currently writing the screenplay for his first feature film. The story is set in the barren moors of Northern Germany. A young man, lost in his own life, wanders aimlessly through the lives of others. However, his game takes a deadly serious turn and ends in a disaster.
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