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Oct 1, 2015 · Niklaus Hilber, a Swiss director, portrays the lives of a group of teenagers who are influenced by social networks and pornography. His film, which premiered at the Zurich Film Festival, is an unsettling journey into the minds of ordinary teenagers and their confusion.
- Muriel Del Don
Niklaus Hilber is a Swiss filmmaker who made Paradise War, a film about Bruno Manser, an environmentalist who fought against logging in Borneo. The film was shot in various locations and features indigenous actors and a soundtrack by Gabriel Yared.
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Sep 30, 2019 · Niklaus Hilber's biopic of environmental activist Bruno Manser, who fought for the Penan tribe in Borneo, is one of the most expensive films in Swiss cinema. The film, which opened the Zurich Film Festival, is praised for its landscapes but criticized for its hagiographic approach.
- Muriel Del Don
Sep 30, 2019 · Niklaus Hilber, the director of Paradise War: The Story of Bruno Manser, talks about his documentary on the Swiss environmental activist who fought for the Penan nomads in Malaysia. He reveals how he involved the Penan people in the film, how he portrayed Manser's character, and why he rejects the "white saviour" trope.
Find out who directed, wrote, produced, and acted in the Swiss comedy film Amateur Teens (2015), also known as Niklaus Hilber. See the full list of cast and crew members, including Niklaus Hilber himself, on IMDb.
Nov 16, 2015 · The Zurich-awarded drama about Zurich high school students explores cyber-bullying, social media and porn influence. Film Republic acquired the global rights and will present the film in Tallinn's Just Film section.
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Director Niklaus Hilber's fictitious feature casts an eye upon a group of young Swiss teenagers whose daily life is influenced by the power of social media and constant sexualisation through the Internet.
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