Marc Rothemund

Marc Rothemund ( born August 26, 1968) is a German film director.

Life

Rothemund is the son of film director Sigi Rothemund and the brother of actress Nina Rothemund. He began his career as assistant to his father. His first works as a self-responsible director, he presented for television. His first feature film was 1998 The strange behavior of mature urbanites during the mating season. His breakthrough he experienced in 2005 with the film Sophie Scholl - The Final Days. He was awarded on 19 February 2005 with the Silver Bear for best director at the Berlinale, as well as with the Bernhard Wicki Film Award for this film. Sophie Scholl - The Final Days was nominated for an "Oscar " in the category " Best Foreign Film " on 31 January 2006.

On October 11, 2012 came the film adaptation of the novel man does what man can by Hans Rath in the cinemas. As an actor Wotan Wilke Möhring, Jasmin Great, Jan Josef Liefers, Fahri Yardim and Oliver Korittke comprise it.

On March 28, 2013 started Today I 'm blonde by the autobiographical bestseller by Sophie van der Stap in the German cinemas. Lisa Tomaschewsky plays the role of the main character: The 21 -year-old Sophie cancer and defies her fate with courage and creativity. She buys wigs and surprised their environment every day with a new outfit and a new personality.

Filmography

Awards

• 2005: DVD Champion in the category Movie Award for Sophie Scholl - The Final Days
• 2005: Bernhard Wicki Film Award for Sophie Scholl - The Final Days
• 2005: European Film Award, The Jameson People's Choice Awards ( Audience Award ) for Best Director for Sophie Scholl - The Final Days
• 2006: Jupiter as Best German director Sophie Scholl - The Final Days