Douglas Wolfsperger

Douglas Wolfsperger has been directing cinema and TV, documentaries and feature films since 1985. After first experiences as a filmmaker with Super-8 films in his school days, he shot his first own feature film "Hither And Thither" in 1985. Since the beginning of the 1990s, Wolfsperger has made numerous documentaries about people and their everyday lives, for example about garbage collectors, a toilet attendant or Santa Clauses. With his feature film "Heirate mir!- Die Braut und ihr Totengräber" (1999) Wolfsperger caused a lot of astonishment in the feuilletons. This was followed by his most private work to date, "Der Entsorgte Vater" and the documentary "Wiedersehen mit Brundibar", about young people and their encounter with a charismatic Holocaust survivor.
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  • The Discarded Father

    The Discarded Father

    2008

    1h.22min

    16+

    Douglas Wolfsperger meets fathers who share his fate: They can't see their own children, because the ex-partners prohibit any contact.


  • Bellaria – As Long As We Live!

    Bellaria – As Long As We Live!

    2001

    1h.34min

    16+

    The Bellaria is a small Viennese art house cinema where time seems to stand still. Here, the movies are as old as the audience.


  • Hither And Thither

    Hither And Thither

    1985

    1h.20min

    16+

    Douglas Wolfsperger presents the perils of small town life in black and white in his debut feature film HITHER AND THITHER.


  • Test Drive to Paradise

    Test Drive to Paradise

    1992

    1h.23min

    16+

    The satire project TEST DRIVE TO PARADISE by Douglas Wolfsperger presents a pastor and his pilgrims with a severe test of faith.


  • Double Life – The Movie

    Double Life – The Movie

    2011

    1h.20min

    16+

    Who would have thought that a second Angie might be hiding behind a Lübeck housewife? An examination of the phenomenon of the double.