Yury Winterberg
Yury Winterberg (born April 10, 1965 in Dresden ) is a German writer and screenwriter . He is married to the author Sonya Winterberg .
Live and act
Yury Winterberg grew up in Radebeul . He studied psychology at the Technical University of Dresden with a degree in psychology. He then worked as a research assistant at the TU Dresden. As early as the late 1970s, Franz Fühmann , who maintained a friendly correspondence with him until his death , encouraged him to write. In the 1980s, the first publications in the literary underground in the context of the Dresden "caliber talents" Micha Brendel , Else Gabriel , Rainer Görß and Via Lewandowsky, who have since come to fame as autoperforation artists .
From 1990 he was literary editor at the daily newspaper Die Union (now Dresdner Latest News ), the following year Winterberg switched to DAZ as editor and made literary programs as a freelance journalist for the MDR radio. A little later, the SPD recruited him in the Saxon state parliament as a consultant for culture and media.
From this secure position, Yury Winterberg went into business for himself in 1993 and founded the Leipzig production company LE Vision with others, including the later director Jan Peter . Under their sponsorship, a feature film and numerous, in some cases excellent documentaries and docudramas, for which Yury Winterberg wrote the screenplay, have been made to this day. Jan Peter often directed this. Most recently the docu-drama series 14 - Diaries of the First World War was created for arte , ARD and other third-party programs.
Winterberg's work focuses on contemporary history and, predominantly right-wing, terrorism .
From 2001 to 2010 Winterberg was chairman of the board of the Filmverband Sachsen e. V.
family
Yury Winterberg has been married to the Finnish-Swedish journalist Sonya Winterberg since 2008 and has two children with her. He lives and works in Dresden and Porvoo , Finland .
Feature films
- 1999: Over the Rainbow - Longing is a drug
Documentary feature films
- 2011: Friedrich - A German King (ARTE, ARD, 90 minutes) with Katharina Thalbach and Anna Thalbach
Documentary drama series
- 2014: 14 - Diaries of the First World War (ARTE, 8 × 52 minutes / ARD / ORF 4 × 45 minutes)
- 2014: 14 War Stories (Netflix USA, 8 × 52 minutes)
Documentaries
- 1997: New people from Schreiner spirit (ARD, 90 minutes)
- 2000: The Power of the Hour: A History of Time Measurement (ARTE / ARD, 60 minutes)
- 2001: SOKO Leipzig (ZDF, TV series development, 1st episode)
- 2001: After Hitler. Radical right arming (ARD, 3 × 45 minutes)
- 2003: Beautiful New Man - Genetic Research in the 21st Century (ARTE / ARD, 90 minutes)
- 2005: the rebel . Psychogram of a terrorist (ARD, 94 minutes)
- 2009: Mein Deutschland (ARD, 3 × 45 minutes)
- 2009: The Fall of the Wall (ARD, 45 minutes)
- 2010: Ernst Reuter - A Torn Life (ARD, 45 minutes)
- 2010: Back then after the GDR (ARD / MDR, 6 × 45 minutes) co-author of all parts
- 2010: My Unit - Fates in United Germany (MDR / rbb 90/45 minutes) co-author, together with Jan Peter
- 2010: When we were children - Grew up in the GDR (MDR, 45 minutes)
- 2015: Secret order Pontifex - The Vatican in the Cold War (ARD / ARTE / RBB / BR / ORF / TVP, 2 × 52 minutes / 1x90 minutes) co-author, together with Jan Peter
- 2016: Venice and the Ghetto (ARTE / NDR / BR / ORF, 2x52 minutes) co-author, together with Klaus T. Steindl
- 2016: Kollwitz - A life in passion (ARTE / RBB, 52 minutes) co-director, together with Henrike Sandner
Docudramas
- 2002: The Secret Inquisition (ZDF, 3 × 45 minutes)
- 2004: Witches - Magic, Myths and Truth (ARD, 3 × 45 minutes)
- 2005: Mätressen - The secret power of women (ARD, 3 × 45 minutes)
- 2006: Savonarola - The Black Prophet (ZDF, 45 minutes)
- 2010: The Germans - August the Strong and Love (ZDF, 45 minutes - with Jan Peter )
- 2018: The Iron Age - Living and Dying in the Thirty Years War (1618-1648) (ARTE / ZDF, 6x52 minutes)
DVD publications
- 2003: The Secret Inquisition (Complete Media)
- 2005: Mistresses (Polyband)
- 2006: After Hitler (Ottonia Media)
- 2006: The Rebel (Absolute Media)
- 2008: Witches (Icestorm)
- 2010: Back then after the GDR (Polyband)
- 2012: Friedrich - A German King (Edel)
- 2014: 14 - Diaries of the First World War (Polyband)
- 2017: The Dream of the New World - The Century of Emigration (Polyband)
- 2018: The Iron Age - Living and Dying in the Thirty Years War (1618-1648) (Polyband)
Plays
- 2013: “Larger Than Life” based on motifs from “The Rebel - Odfried Hepp: Neo-Nazi, Terrorist, Dropout” - Premiere: June 6, 2013, Theater Bremen , director: Mirko Borscht
Fonts
- with Hans-Gerd Jaschke , Birgit Rätsch : After Hitler - Radical Right arm. Bertelsmann, 2001.
- The rebel - Odfried Hepp: neo-Nazi, terrorist, dropout. Lübbe, Bergisch Gladbach 2004, ISBN 3-7857-2160-9 .
- Mistresses - The secret power of women. vgs, 2005.
- Homo Bellicus: A Genealogy of War. gold + green forests, 2007.
- with Sonya Winterberg : Children of War - Memories of a Generation. Red Book, 2009.
- with Sonya Winterberg : Small hands in the great war. Children's fates in the First World War. Structure publisher, 2014.
- with Sonya Winterberg : Kollwitz. The biography. Bertelsmann, 2015.
Awards
- 1999: Hanns Seidel Foundation's sponsorship award for young journalists
- 2001: Civis Media Prize for After Hitler. Radical right arm
- 2014: Robert Geisendörfer Prize for 14 diaries of the First World War
Web links
- Literature by and about Yury Winterberg in the catalog of the German National Library
- Yury Winterberg in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Winterberg, Yury |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 10, 1965 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Dresden |