Wolf Haas

REVIEW wolf haas : Film review Austria: The Bone Man is rootsy, rank and riotous

Film review Austria: The Bone Man is rootsy, rank and riotous

The world premiere of Der Knochenmann took place at the Berlin film festival on 9 February. The bittersweet crime caper, starring the unfortunate private detective Simon Brenner, provides an in-depth insight into rural Austria and its relationship with its European neighbours east of the Danube. In the Alpine republic, Brenner is something of a folk hero. Here’s why

by Ole Skambraks @ // 10/03/09

wolf haas, comedy, berlinale, film festival, film review, austria, film

INTERVIEW wolf haas : The Bone Man’s Josef Hader & Wolfgang Murnberger: ‘Intelligent nastiness is our speciality’

The Bone Man’s Josef Hader & Wolfgang Murnberger: ‘Intelligent nastiness is our speciality’

As it comes out in cinemas, ‘Der Knochenmann’ is the third film adaption by Austrian crime author Wolf Haas. Josef Hader reprises his role as unemployed private eye Brenner, while the film is directed by Wolfgang Murnberger. cafebabel.com meets up with both in glittering Vienna

by Erika Machacek @ // 09/03/09

wolf haas, austria, josef hader, wolfgang murnberger, film, culture, vienna

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