Deep Dive Genre

We talked to fearless director Daniela Magnani Hüller about her documentary Sometimes I imagine them all at a party, about approaching the big questions of life through filmmaking, the importance of a good editor, seeing her - in this case - personal story resonate with the audience and doing something a bit lighter for her next film. It was a pleasure - Enjoy! Find out more about Daniela and her latest work: https://www.magnanima.de/ You can find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de

Welcome to Deep Dive Genre! Starting October 6th Season 10 covers projects about Green party founder Petra Kelly, climbing mountains, the sex-positive world of porn and the dark side of female assault. Join us, won’t you? When we talk to Birgit Schulz, Rosa Friedrich, Daniela Magnani-Hüller and many more about all things Documentary Film.  

We talked to producer Jonas Dorbach about meeting Janine (& Maren) on the dancefloor, a first foray into filmmaking via so-bad-they’re-good music videos, his super 8 road movie, his “not humble enough” application at the Munich film school, why good stories need an unknown element and why there is no such thing as “the” truth. It was a pleasure - Enjoy! Find out more about Jonas and his latest work: https://www.komplizenfilm.de/de You can find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de

Jella Haase is an actress who genuinely lights up a conversation, and this interview with her proved exactly that. We talked about her inherent Spieltrieb, why she loves her job, and how she finds the drama in comedy and the comedy in drama. We also discuss how her new movie Gentle Monster holds up a mirror to the dark side of humanity. Plus, an idea for a movie about punk and Nina Hagen gets put out into the universe. Enjoy! Find out more about Yella and her latest work: https://spiel-kind.com/femaleactors/haase-jella/ https://lilie2a-pr.de/jella-haase/ You can find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de

Director Hannu Salonen has three projects coming out this fall. He talked to us about why he considers himself a craftsman and a storyteller first rather than a filmmaker. We discussed his interest in exploring the human condition, the advantage of having tunnel vision on big productions – and blowing the socks off the audience through visuals on Adam’s Eight/Rome Eight (in German Cinemas 17.09.2026) or the playfulness of Vienna Game. And above all – he brought his exuberant joy to our conversation. It was a pleasure - Enjoy! Find out more about Hannu and his latest work: www.hannusalonen.info You can find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shorttake/?hl=de