Cordula Kablitz-Post is a versatile and accomplished creative individual, distinguished by her exceptional skills in direction, authorship, and production. Her expertise lies in the creation of engaging and thought-provoking documentaries and feature films, carefully crafted for a theatrical release, as well as high-caliber television documentaries, specifically designed for the esteemed public broadcaster ARTE, renowned for its commitment to showcasing exceptional programming.
In the year 1995, a pioneering individual embarked on a groundbreaking journey, establishing Avanti Media, a venture that would subsequently give rise to a plethora of notable and impactful projects.
In a remarkable collaboration with the renowned artist and director Christoph Schlingensief, this individual conceived and masterfully brought to life two subversive talk show satires, "Talk 2000" in 1997 and "U 3000" in 2000. Demonstrating exceptional versatility, this individual not only served as the creative force behind these innovative productions but also took on the critical roles of director and producer, skillfully guiding the projects from inception to completion.
In the year 2001, the innovative entrepreneur and filmmaker, Kablitz-Post, established avanti media fiction, a subsidiary specifically focused on the production of feature films, marking a significant milestone in her illustrious career.
Her unwavering dedication to her craft ultimately led to her receiving the esteemed Grimme-award in 2006 for both best directing and best producing for the critically acclaimed ARTE-TV-series "Into the night with", a testament to her exceptional skill and expertise.
In 2008, her documentary "Christoph Schlingensief - Die Piloten" made its world premiere at the prestigious International Hof Filmfestival, and later, in 2009, it was released in theaters across Germany and Austria, further solidifying her reputation as a talented and prolific filmmaker.
The ARTE-TV-series "Love without borders", which she both directed and produced, garnered significant attention and was subsequently nominated for the German Grimme-award in 2010, a testament to her ability to craft compelling and engaging narratives.
Kablitz-Post embarked on a remarkable journey in the world of filmmaking by making her debut as a feature film director with the captivating period drama "Lou Andreas-Salomé" in the year 2016. This highly anticipated film had its premiere at the prestigious International Shanghai Film Festival, where it was met with great acclaim.
The documentary "Die Toten Hosen - You only live once" premiered at the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival, offering a captivating exploration of the life and career of the renowned German band "Die Toten Hosen".
Kablitz-Post is actively engaged in the development and production of her most recent documentary venture, "Hyper, Hyper - H.P. Baxxter and Scooter", a project that is poised to make a significant contribution to her already substantial and impressive portfolio of creative endeavors.
