Michael Müller

The Story: 170 Hz is a film about unconditional love and the freedom that goes with it. Nick and Evy are two adolescents who fall hopelessly in love with each other. Their love has no voice or sound as they are both deafmute. They have their own ways of communicating with each other, so while being in love already makes them stand apart from the rest of the world, in the splendid isolation of their soundless love they distance themselves from their surroundings even more.

Sharon Newton (Cassie Stuart) leads the uncooperative James Richards (Charles Dance) into a world of misplaced government secrets, capitalistic artists and bungling secret agents. Will the truth be out? Will the meaning of the hidden film footage spliced into innocuous Government Information Films be discovered? And what is so important about these misplaced medical records? Hidden City is a film set in a London made hidden by the layers of history and secrets. (imdb)

From London to New York, Berlin is suddenly considered "the place to be". That awakens desires. Everyone wants to live here and many want to buy an apartment here, which - compared to "at home" - dirt cheap. Former state housing stock is privatised and rented housing becomes property. Worlds collide and parallel universes open up. Andreas Wilcke has been examining this process for four years.

Switch Reloaded is a comedy show that was produced from 2007-2012 in a total of six seasons for the German TV station ProSieben private, the successor of Switch (1997-2000). Switch: TV parodied mercilessly. (imdb)

The series "Switch" was produced in the years 1996-1999 by "Visuelle" in Köln Ossendorf and broadcasted in the years 1997-2000. The cast spoofs the German TV series and a lot of international music artists (The Bloodhound Gang, Robbie Williams, Tom Jones, etc.). There was also an invention of the writers. At "Fakten Fakten Fakten" the whole cast sat on a round and made pointless games. (imdb)