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Jan Speckenbach

  • Director
  • Writer
  • Cinematographer
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Jan Speckenbach was born in 1970 in Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. He is a director and writer, known for Freedom (2017), Die Vermissten (2012) and Gestern in Eden (2008).
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    • Awards
      • 1 win & 9 nominations total

    Known for

    Johanna Wokalek in Freedom (2017)
    Freedom
    5.8
    • Director
    • 2017
    Die Vermissten (2012)
    Die Vermissten
    5.3
    • Director
    • 2012
    Bernhard Schütz and Sylvia Schwarz in Gestern in Eden (2008)
    Gestern in Eden
    6.4
    Short
    • Director
    • 2008
    A.N.N.A. (2019)
    A.N.N.A.
    Short
    • Director
    • 2019

    Credits

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    Director



    • A.N.N.A. (2019)
      A.N.N.A.
      Short
      • Director
      • 2019
    • Johanna Wokalek in Freedom (2017)
      Freedom
      5.8
      • Director
      • 2017
    • Die Vermissten (2012)
      Die Vermissten
      5.3
      • Director
      • 2012
    • Spatzen (2009)
      Spatzen
      6.4
      Short
      • Director
      • 2009
    • Bernhard Schütz and Sylvia Schwarz in Gestern in Eden (2008)
      Gestern in Eden
      6.4
      Short
      • Director
      • 2008

    Writer



    • A.N.N.A. (2019)
      A.N.N.A.
      Short
      • writer
      • 2019
    • Johanna Wokalek in Freedom (2017)
      Freedom
      5.8
      • written by
      • 2017
    • Die Vermissten (2012)
      Die Vermissten
      5.3
      • writer
      • 2012
    • Spatzen (2009)
      Spatzen
      6.4
      Short
      • writer
      • 2009
    • Bernhard Schütz and Sylvia Schwarz in Gestern in Eden (2008)
      Gestern in Eden
      6.4
      Short
      • writer
      • 2008

    Cinematographer



    • A.N.N.A. (2019)
      A.N.N.A.
      Short
      • Cinematographer
      • 2019
    • The Triumph of Astana
      • Cinematographer
      • 2010
    • Der Idiot (2006)
      Der Idiot
      TV Series
      • Cinematographer
      • 2006

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    Personal details

    • Born
      • 1970
      • Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

    Did you know

    • Quotes
      [on characters vanishing in his films] The vanishing allows me to talk about a void that many people suffer from, a void of meaning, of sense, of perspective in life. I feel there is something generally applicable there, that can tell something about life in the Western society. It gives me as well the possibility to examine individual identity. Where does it start, where does it end? Vanishing, though, is something very active, scarily active. In Die Vermissten (2012), I was interested in the generation gap. In Freedom (2017), apart from gender questions, it's more about the quest of freedom at large. Do we have it? Do we need it? Do we want it? The family serves as a micro-society here. [Aug.2017]

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