Oskar Roehler, a multifaceted German creative force, has made a profound impact in the realms of filmmaking, screenwriting, and journalism. His formative years were spent in Berlin, where he shared a childhood with his father, shaping his artistic inclinations from an early age.
As the 1980s dawned, Roehler began to hone his writing skills, and in 1984, he published "Abschnappuniversum", a captivating collection of stories that showcased his burgeoning talent. This early success was soon followed by collaborations with esteemed directors, including Christoph Schlingensief and Niklaus Schilling, for whom he penned screenplays for the notable films "Terror 2000" (1992) and "Deutschfieber" (1992),respectively.
In 1995, Roehler made his directorial debut with the modestly budgeted yet impactful "Gentleman", marking the beginning of a successful journey in the world of filmmaking.
