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Director: Three Peaks. Born in Berlin in 1981, Jan Zabeil studied at the University of Film and Television in Potsdam-Babelsberg. In 2007-2008 his short films "L.H.O." and "Was Weiss Der Tropfen Davon" screened at over hundred international film festivals and were awarded with several prizes.
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JAN ZABEIL. Director, cinematographer and producer. Jan Zabeil was born 1981 in Berlin, Germany. He studied cinematography at the University of Film and Television in Potsdam-Babelsberg (HFF/B) from 2003 to 2009 and meanwhile started to direct.
A PORTRAIT OF DIRECTOR JAN ZABEIL. photo © Sebastian Woithe. “I studied cinematography at the Film University KONRAD WOLF in Babelsberg,“ Jan Zabeil explains, "then directed shorts that did well at festivals, then my first feature, THE RIVER USED TO BE A MAN, and now I‘m working on my second!“
Mar 30, 2017 · 30/03/2017 - German Films interviews German director Jan Zabeil, who broke through with The River Used to Be a Man, and is now working on his second feature, Three Peaks
Sep 27, 2011 · Alexander Fehling stars in German writer-director Jan Zabeil's story about a white man lost in the Botswana marshlands, a film that was a prize-winner at the San Sebastian Festival.
A young German (Alexander Fehling) travels through a country in Africa. He meets an old fisherman near a river, who takes him deep into the wilderness in his wooden boat. The next morning, he finds himself alone in the middle of an endless delta. Here his intimate battle with death, his fears and perceptions of the outside world begins. After days of drifting through the wilderness, he ends up ...
