Wilde Maus
Wild MouseIn his directorial debut, cabaret artist and actor Josef Hader tells a funny, dramatic story about the Austrian middle-classes’ private fears of failure and social decline. A witty and ironic film that reflects on how a bourgeois life can go awry – and then perhaps manages to get back on an even keel after all.
With
- Josef Hader (Georg)
- Pia Hierzegger (Johanna)
- Georg Friedrich (Erich)
- Jörg Hartmann (Waller)
- Denis Moschitto (Sebastian)
- Crina Semciuc (Nicoleta)
- Nora von Waldstätten (Editor Fitz)
- Maria Hofstätter (Secretary Huber)
- Thomas Schubert (Max)
- Murathan Muslu (Mirko)
Crew
Written and Directed by | Josef Hader |
Cinematography | Xiaosu Han, Andreas Thalhammer |
Editing | Ulrike Kofler, Monika Willi, Christoph Brunner |
Sound | Hjalti Bager-Jonathansson, Bernhard Maisch |
Sound Design | Martin Greunz, Manuel Grandpierre |
Production Design | Christoph Kanter |
Costumes | Max Wohlkönig |
Make-Up | Monika Fischer-Vorauer, Andreas Meixner |
Assistant Director | Hanuš Polak |
Casting | Eva Roth |
Production Manager | Ulrike Lässer |
Producers | Michael Katz, Veit Heiduschka |
World sales
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Produced by
Wega Film Produktion
Georg Friedrich (Actor), Jörg Hartmann (Actor), Pia Hierzegger (Actres), Josef Hader (Director, Screenwriter, Actor), Moderation: Anatol Weber
Wilde Maus | Wild Mouse
Competition · Press Conference · Feb 11, 2017
Press Conference at full length
Wilde Maus | Wild Mouse
Competition · Red Carpet · Feb 11, 2017
Josef Hader
Born in Waldhausen, Austria in 1962. An award-winning comedian, writer and actor, he attended the Melk monastery school and abandoned a degree in teacher training after initial success as a political comedian. In 1991 he co-wrote the satirical play ‘Indien’ with Alfred Dorfer, playing the lead in its screen adaptation in 1993. His first leading role was in the theatrical film Cappuccino Melange in 1992. He has toured extensively with solo shows in German-speaking countries. From 2001 he played private detective Brenner in screen adaptations of Wolf Haas’ crime novels. In 2016 he played author Stefan Zweig in Maria Schrader’s film Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe.
Filmography (as director)
2017 Wilde Maus (Wild Mouse)
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2017