Tarek Roehlinger

A master of storytelling through his evocative and poignant films, Tarek Roehlinger was born in 1984 in Munich, Germany. Active in the film industry from 2006, his work primarily spans across genres of drama and mystery, with his most notable films being "The Bill" and "The Man Who Couldn't Cry," both of which have garnered him critical acclaim and a slew of awards, including the prestigious Max Ophüls Preis. The unique authorial style of Roehlinger lies in his ability to weave intricate narratives with a striking visual sensibility, often punctuated by a deep exploration of human emotions and relationships. Tarek Roehlinger, a visionary behind the lens, has an uncanny ability to transform ordinary moments into extraordinary cinematic experiences.