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Oskar Roehler

Oskar Roehler

Director · Born 1959-01-21 · Starnberg, Germany

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Biography

Oskar Roehler is a German film director, screenwriter and journalist. He grew up with his father in Berlin. From the beginning of the 1980s on, Roehler worked as a writer and published "Abschnappuniversum", a collection of stories, in 1984. He wrote screenplays for Christoph Schlingensief "Terror 2000" (1992) and for Niklaus Schilling "Deutschfieber" (1992). In 1995, Roehler made his debut as a director with the low budget production "Gentleman".

Directed

  1. The Elementary Particles (2006) — Director
  2. Enfant Terrible (2020) — Director
  3. Agnes and His Brothers (2004) — Director
  4. Jew Suss: Rise and Fall (2010) — Director
  5. Punk Berlin 1982 (2015) — Director
  6. Magnificent Times (2018) — Director
  7. Sources of Life (2013) — Director
  8. Angst (2003) — Director
  9. No Place to Go (2000) — Director
  10. Lulu and Jimi (2009) — Director
  11. Bad Director (2024) — Director
  12. Suck My Dick (2001) — Director
  13. Gierig (2000) — Director
  14. Silvester Countdown (1998) — Director
  15. Gentleman (1995) — Director
  16. Latin Lover – Wilde Leidenschaft auf Mallorca (1999) — Director
  17. Beloved Sister (2002) — Director

Also appeared in

  1. The 120 Days of Bottrop (1997) — Riefenstahls Assistent
  2. Terror 2000 (1993) — Reporter
  3. Angel Express (1998) — Werner
  4. Forbidden Films (2014) — Himself
  5. 3 nach 9 (1974) — Self
  6. Through the Night with... (2002) — Self
  7. Kulturzeit (1995) — self
  8. Boulevard Bio (1991) — Self
  9. aspekte (1965) — Self
  10. Der Berührbare - Der Filmregisseur Oskar Röhler (2013) — himself
  11. QRT: Sign, Zombie, Teqno - A Necrologue (2024)
  12. German Film Award (1951) — Self
  13. Munich (Filmfest) Stories - 25 years of Munich Filmfest (2007) — Self
  14. Taunus P5 (1987)
  15. Christoph Schlingensief - Die Piloten (2008) — Self
  16. Bavarian Film Awards (1979) — Self
  17. Stadt, Rad, Hund (2013) — Self
  18. Nachtstudio (1997) — Self