Sabine EHRL

Sabine Ehrl grew up in the small town of Parsberg in eastern Bavaria, Germany. In addition to jobs in the film industry in Munich and Berlin, she worked in a chocolate factory, at the post office, in an IT consulting firm, at horse auctions and as a waitress. She studied psychology in Vienna, Austria, and graduated with honors. While studying at the Film University Babelsberg, she directed the international award-winning short documentary Day After Day and the international award-winning dystopian sci-fi film F For Freaks, which screened at festivals including Sitges, Busan and Fantasia, Montreal. She is currently developing the miniseries F For Freaks and her feature debut PARADISE_bleeding, with which she bagged the Jury Prize at Talent Village Les Arcs 2020.