Marco Wiersch

Marco Wiersch at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2019

Marco Wiersch (* 1971 in Dinslaken ) is a German author who primarily writes for film and television, but also directs and writes plays and comics. He was best known for the two-parter The Barschel Case and films from the Bloch and Tatort series .

Career

After completing a psychology degree, Marco Wiersch completed a postgraduate course in film at the University of Hamburg. His first short film Quak won a German Film Academy Award . In addition to episodes of the series Sesame Street and Die Rettungsflieger , he initially wrote six films in the Bloch series . He also shot his first short film as a director, Kleine Liebe , which premiered at the India International Film Festival. The author was the television film His good right , the two-parter Der Fall Barschel (with Kilian Riedhof ; awarded, inter alia, the Bernd Burgemeister TV Prize 2016) and three films in the Tatort series ( Rebecca , Zeit der Fösche and Borowski and the House of Ghosts ).

Filmography (selection)

• 2005: Bloch: My daughter's boyfriend
• 2007: Bloch: The Child Friend
• 2009: Bloch: gut feeling
• 2014: His right
• 2015: The Barschel case
• 2016: Crime scene: Rebecca
• 2018: crime scene: time of the frogs
• 2018: Crime scene: Borowski and the house of spirits

Web links

Commons : Marco Wiersch  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Marco Wiersch in theInternet Movie Database(English)
• Marco Wiersch at the Rowohlt media agency