Jochen Brunow

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Jochen Brunow (* 1950 in Rendsburg ) is a German screenwriter and publicist .

Life

Brunow studied German and journalism in Berlin and completed his studies with a video film Does Brecht have right !? from. He was a film critic for Der Abend und tip and from 1980 to 1982 he and three colleagues published the film magazine Films - Old and New from the Cinema , of which a total of thirteen issues appeared. He then wrote scripts for the movies Berlin Chamissoplatz (1980) and System ohne Schatten (1983), among others - both were directed by Rudolf Thome . For television he wrote episodes for the ZDF crime series Beckmann and Markowski, as well as for Bella Block and Commissioner Lucas . He also wrote scripts for the television films Klassentreffen ( Sat.1 , 2001), The Man and the Girl (DRS, 2004) and The Collapse Sat. 1 (2010).

Brunow is one of the founders of the professional association of screenwriters, VDD, established in 1987 . He taught screenwriting at various colleges and academies. From 2007 to 2017 Brunow headed the script academy of the dffb . In addition to scripts, he writes essays for books and radio features and has also published the film and screenplay almanac Scenario at Bertz + Fischer Verlag since 2007 .

Filmography (selection)

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  • 1980: Berlin Chamissoplatz (together with Rudolf Thome , director: Rudolf Thome)
  • 1981: Das Haus im Park (together with Regine Heuser and Aribert Weis, director: Aribert Weis)
  • 1982: System without shadows , (also production management, director: Rudolf Thome)
  • 1983: American Postcard (short film, also director)
  • 1985: Mene Tekel Upharsin (essay film, also director)
  • 1988: The microscope (Director: Rudolf Thome)
  • 2004: The Man and the Girl (Director: Peter Reichenbach)

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personal data
SURNAME Brunow, Jochen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German screenwriter and publicist
DATE OF BIRTH 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Rendsburg , Germany