STILLE NACHT / SILENT NIGHT
By Dani Levy

Co-Dir.: Maria Schrader
Shoot: 12/94 to 02/95
Theatrical Release: April 4, 1996

Official German Entry at the Berlinale 1996 (in competition)
Special Mention at the Berlinale 1996
Bavarian Film Award 1997 for Best Cinematography
Bavarian Film Award 1997 for Best Music

Shoot: 11/95 to 02/96
Theatrical Release: March 20, 1997

Feature Film Prize from the German Film Critics Association 1997
Official German Entry at the Berlinale 1997 (in competition)
Special Mention at the Berlinale 1997
German Film Award in Gold (Outstanding Individual Achievement: Actor Jürgen Vogel)
German Film Award in Gold (Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actress Martina Gedeck)
German Film Award in Silver (Best Feature Film)
Pilar Miró (Best New Director) Valladolid Int. Film Festival 1997

Shoot: 02/96 to 05/96
Theatrical Release: Oktober 30,1997

Awards for Best Director and Best Art Direction, Gijon Int. Filmfestival 1997
FIPRESCI-Prize (International Association of Film Critics)
Audience Award, Thessaloniki Int. Filmfestivals1997
Bavarian Film Award 1997 (VGF Award)
German Film Award in Gold (Outstanding Individual Achievement: Cinematography)
German Film Award in Silver (Best Feature Film)

Shoot: 06/97 to 07/97
Theatrical Release: August 20, 1998

Grand Prize of the City of Geneva (Franka Potente)
Bambi Award 1998 (Franka Potente)
Hongkong Critics Choice
Bavarian Film Award 1998 (Best Production)
World Cinema Audience Award, Sundance Film Festival 1999
Ernst Lubitsch Award 1999 (Tom Tykwer für Drehbuch und Regie)
Feature Film Prize from the German Film Critics Association 1998
Jupiter 1998 („Cinema-Magazin“-Readers Award 1998, Best Film, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor)
German Film Awards 1999 in Gold for Best Film, Best Director, Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actress Nina Petri,
Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actor Herbert Knaup, Best Editor Mathilde Bonnefoy, Best Cinematographer Frank Griebe
German Film Awards - Audience Award in Gold for „German Movie of the Year“ and „Actress of the Year“ Franka Potente.
Golden Space Needle Award for Best Picture, Seattle Int. Film
Festival 99
Independent Spirit Award 2000
Official German Entry at the Venice Film Festival 1998
Official German Submission for Best Foreign Language Film, Academy Award
Nominated for: European Film Award 1998 – 'Best Film'
Most Successful German Film 1998

Shoot: 06/97 to 09/97
Theatrical Release: March 11, 1999

Bavarian Film Award 1998 for Best Production,
Bavarian Film Award 1998 for Best Cinematography (C.F. Koschnick)
German Film Awards 1999 in Gold for Outstanding Individual Achievment: Actress Maria Schrader (also for"Aimée & Jaguar"),
for Outstanding Individual Achievment: Music Niki Reiser (also for "Pünktchen und Anton").

Nominated for:
Best European Feature Film, Brussels Int. Film Festival 1999

Shoot: 08/98 to 09/98
Theatrical Release: September 30, 1999

Bavarian Film Award 2000 for Best Young Actor Florian Lukas
German Film Award 2000 in Silver (Best Film)
New Faces Award 2000 for Florian Lukas
Best Actor (Collective Award for Frank Giering, Florian Lukas, Antoine Monot Jr.), Sochi Int. Film Festival 2000
Silver Award for Best Video for Young Adults, Festival VIDEO TOTAL 2000 Berlin
Mention from the Int. Young Audience Jury, International Young Audience Film Festival 2001
New Directors Award, Brasilia International Film Festival 2001
Public Award as Best Film, Brasilia International Film Festival 2001
Honorable Mention to Sebastian Schipper, 19th Film Festival Ale Kino 2001

Shoot: 06/99 to 08/99
TV Release: 01. Dezember 2000

Prize of the Minister President of the State of Saarland, Max Ophüls Festival Saarbrücken 2000
Lucas 2000, Int. Festival of Films for Children and Young People
Studio Hamburg Newcomer Award 2000
Award for the Best Graduation Film (Fiction) 2000
Adolf Grimme Award 2001

Shoot: 07/99 to 10/99
Theatrical Release: Oktober 12, 2000

Official German Entry at Venice and Toronto Int. Film Festival 2000
Jupiter 2001 („Cinema-Magazine“-Readers Award, Best Actress)
Guild Film Award in Gold 2001
German Film Award 2001 in Silver (Best Film)

Shoot: 09/00 to 10/00
Theatrical Release: March 29, 2001

German Film Award 2001 in Gold for Outstanding Individual Achievment: Actress Katrin Saß)

Shoot: 07/00 to 09/00
Theatrical Release: February 21, 2002
in Coproduction with Miramax Films

Official German Entry at the Berlinale 2002 (in competition)

German Film Award 2002 in Silver (Best Film)
Guild Film Award in Gold 2002
Golden Prize, Gaia International Film Festival
Special Mention for Excellence in Filmmaking, National Board of Review 2002
German Film Critics Award (Best Cinematography)

Shoot: 03/01 to 04/01
Theatrical Release: March 28, 2002

Shoot: 08/01 to 09/01
Theatrical Release: September 26, 2002

Official German Entry at the Montreal Int. Film Festival 2002

Shoot: 09/01 to 11/01
Theatrical Release: February 13, 2003

German Film Award 2002 – Screenplay Award
Blue Angel (Best European Film, Berlinale 2003)
Golden Sreen (for 3 Mill. Cinemagoers in Germany)
FIPRESCI Award, 31. Belgrad Int. Film Festival 2003
Ex Aequo Audience Award, Festival of German Films, Roma 2003
German Film Awards 2003 in Gold for Best Film, Best Director (Wolfgang Becker), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Actor (Daniel Brühl), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actor (Florian Lukas), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Editor (Peter R. Adam) , Outstanding Individual Achievement: Art Direction (Lothar Holler), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Music (Yann Tiersen), Audience Awards Best Film and Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Guild Film Award in Gold 2003
"Flaiano International Prize 2003" Best Foreign Film, Best New Talent/Actor (Daniel Brühl), Flaiano Film Festival 2003
Golden Screen with Diamond (for 6 Mill. Cinemagoers in Germany)
Bambi Awards for Katrin Sass, Daniel Brühl, Florian Lukas
European Film Awards 2003 for Best Film, Best Actor (Daniel Brühl) , Best Screenwriter (Bernd Lichtenberg), Jameson People´s Choice Awards for Best Director, Best Actress (Katrin Saß) , Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Critics and Film Buffs Award (best film), 34th Int. Festival of India
Special Jury Prize und Youth Jury Prize, 48th Valladolid Int. Film Festival
Bavarian Film Award – Audience Award
Trophée du film européen for the most successful Europaen Film of the year 2003 in France
Premiosgoya 2004, Best European Film, Spain 2004
Danish Film Award „Robert“ for Best Non-American Feature Film
The 24th London Film Critics´Circle Award for Best Foreign Film
César for Best European Film, France 2004
Directors Guild of Great Britain Film Award for Best Foreign Film
Victoire de la Musique for Best Music
Bodil Award for Best Non-American Film, Denmark 2004
Rosa Sant Jordi Award for Best Foreign, Barcelona (XLVIII Edition of Cinematography RNE-Sant Jordi)
Film Discovery Award 2004 for Best Foreign Language Film, 10th U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, Aspen/Colorado
Grand Prix Newropeans 2004, Category: Congeniality (Culture)


Official German Entry at the Berlinale 2003 (in competition)
German Official Contribution to the Academy Awards Nominations
Nominated for:
BBC World Cinema Award
Golden Globe (Best Foreign Language Film)
Guldbagge Award, Swedish Film Institute
Orange British Academy Film Award (BAFTA) (Best Film not in the English Language)

Short Film for the international compilation PARIS, JE T’AIME
Shoot: 08/02

Official German Entry at the Berlinale 2004 (Int. Short Film Competition)
Official Entry at the Dresden Filmfest 2004 (Nat. and Int. Short Film Competition)
Official Entry at the Tübingen Int. Short Film Festival 2004 (Int. Short Film Competition)
Official Entry at the Munich Int. Short Film Festival 2004 (Int. Short Film Competition)

Special Mention , Filmfestival Dresden
Audience Award Tübingen
1. Soest Short Film Award 2004
German Shortfilm Award 2004 in Gold
Audience Award, Munich
Murnau Short Film Award 2005

Shoot: 08/02 to 12/02
Theatrical Release: September 4, 2003

Promotional Award German Film for Screenwriting, Munich Film Festival 2003
Certificate for Outstanding Achievement (Best Cinematography) for Florian Hoffmeister, Brooklyn Int. Film Festival 2004
German Film Award in Gold (Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actress Fritzi Haberlandt)

Official Entry at the Sao Paulo Int. Film Festival 2003 (New Filmmakers)
Offficial Entry at the Brooklyn International Film Festival 2004

Shoot: 07/02 to 09/02
Theatrical Release: February 12, 2004

Official German Entry at the Sundance Film Festival 2004
Official German Entry at the Berlinale 2004 (Panorama)

Schermi d’Amore Calzedonia Prize for Best Film at the 8th Schermi d’Amore Film Festival in Verona 2004
Undine-Award 2004 for Best Young Actor August Diehl
European Film Awards 2004: Jameson People´s Choice Awards for Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
German Film Critics Award 2005 (Best Actor: August Diehl)

Nominated for:
European Film Award / The Jameson People´s Choice Award 2004: Daniel Brühl as Best European Actor
German Camera Award 2005 (DoP Jutta Pohlmann)

Shoot: 08/02 to 10/02
Theatrical Release: April 29, 2004

Jury Prize, 23th International Film Festival Cognac 2005
Platinum Award - Suspense/Thriller, 38th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2005

Shoot: 08/03 to 10/03
Theatrical release: October 14, 2004

Official Entry in the "Orrizonte" section at the 61st Filmfestival Venice 2004

Bavarian Film Award 2004 (Best Screenplay)
German Film Award 2005 in Gold for Outstanding Individual Achievement: Supporting Actress (Katja Riemann)

Shoot: 08/03 bis 10/03,
Theatrical release: November 11, 2004

Silver Leopard for Best Film, Int. Film Festival Locarno 2004
Leopards for Best Actresses Maria Kwiatkowsky and Pinar Erincin (FF Locarno)
Otto-Sprenger-Prize for Ayse Polat
German Critics Award 2005 for Best Feature Film
Special Jury Price, 16. Ankara International Film Festival 2005

Official German Entry at the International Film Festival Locarno 2004
Official Entry at the Int. Filmfestival Hamburg

Shoot: 02/04 to 03/04
Theatrical release: January 6, 2005

Boxoffice Germany Award for Best Theatrical Release
Ernst Lubitsch Award 2005
Audience Award, 7th Festival of German Films, Madrid 2005
German Film Awards 2005 in Gold for Best Film, Best Director (Dani Levy), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Main Actor (Henry Hübchen), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Author (Holger Franke, Dani Levy), Outstanding Individual Achievement: Music (Niki Reiser) , Outstanding Individual Achievement: Costume Design (Lucie Bates)
Main Prize for best European Film, European Film Smiles Festival 2005, Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic

Nominated for:
German Camera Award 2005 (Editor: Elena Bromund)
European Film Awards 2005 / Jameson People´s Choice Awards for Best Director (Dani Levy), Best Actor (Henry Hübchen)
European Film Awards 2005 for Best European Actor (Henry Hübchen) and Best European Screenwriter (Dani Levy, Holger Franke)
Editing Award 2005 (Editor: Elena Bomund)

ENLIL Productions in coproduction with X Filme

Shoot: 11/03 to 12/04
World Premiere: February 5, 2005

Official Entry at the Rotterdam International Film Festival 2005

Best Film Award, 18th Singapore International Film Festival 2005
Golden Hawk, Best Feature Film Prize, 5th Arab Film Festival in Rotterdam 2005

Shoot: 06/04 to 07/04
TV Release: May 23rd, 2005

Peter Rommel Productions in coproduction with X Filme

Shoot: 08/04 to 10/04
World Premiere: Toronto International Film Festival, September 9th, 2005

Theatrical Release Germany: January 6, 2005

Official German Entry at the
- Toronto International Film Festival 2005
- San Sebastian International Film Festival 2005
- Chicago International Film Festival 2005
- Hof International Film Festival 2005

Silver Shell For Best Screenplay to Wolfgang Kohlhaase, San Sebastian IFF 2005
Silver Hugo Award (Best Actress) to Inka Friedrich and Nadja Uhl, Chicago IFF 2005
Boxoffice Germany Award for Best Theatrical Release
Bavarian Film Award 2005 (Best Director) to Andreas Dresen
Ernst Lubitsch Award 2006

Shoot: 07/04 to 10/04
Theatrical Release Germany: February 16, 2006
World Premiere: 56th Berlin International Film Festival, 2006

Bavarian Film Award 2005 (Best New Actor) to Max Riemelt

ICH DICH AUCH / LOVE ME DO
By Katja Dringenberg and Christiane Voss

Documentary Feature

IDA GbR in coproduction with X Filme and Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB)

Shoot: 2004
World Premiere: 39th Hof International Film Festival 2005

EINE HOCHZEIT ZU DRITT / IMAGINE ME & YOU
By Ol Parker

Cougar Films, Fragile Films in coproduction with X Filme

Shoot: 11/04 to 12/04
World Premiere: Toronto International Film Festival, September 9th, 2005
World Sales: Focus Features
Theatrical Release Germany: May 25, 2006

Official Entry at the Toronto International Film Festival 2005

Shoot: 05/05
Theatrical Release Germany: November 2006
World Premiere: 56th Berlin International Film Festival, 2006

Shoot: 11/04 to 12/04
Theatrical Release Germany: October 2006
World Premiere: Filmfest Hamburg, October 5, 2006

GOODBYE BAFANA
By Bille August
Theatrical Release Germany: April 12, 2007

MAX MINSKY UND ICH / MAX MINSKY AND ME
By Anna Justice
Shoot: 07/06 to 08/06
Theatrical Release Germany: September 6, 2007

DIE DREI RÄUBER / THE THREE ROBBERS
By Hayo Freitag
Theatrical Release Germany: October 18, 2007

LIEBESLEBEN / LOVELIVE
By Maria Schrader
Shoot: Autumn 2005
Theatrical Release Germany: November 8, 2007

MEINE SCHOENE BESCHERUNG / MESSY CHRISTMASG / MESSY CHRISTMAS
By Vanessa Jopp
Shoot: 03/07 to 05/07
Theatrical Release Germany: November 22, 2007

DAS HERZ IST EIN DUNKLER WALD / THE HEART IS A DARK FOREST
By Nicolette Krebitz

Shoot: 04/06 to 05/06
Theatrical Release Germany: December 27, 2007

MONGOL
By Sergei Bodrov
Theatrical Release Germany: TBA


FERRARI 49
By Michael Klier
Shoot: 08/07 to 09/07
Theatrical Release Germany: TBA


THE COUNTESS
By Julie Delpy
in pre-production


DAS WEISSE BAND
By Michael Haneke
in pre-production