Ulrike Kofler

An adept storyteller and a master of emotional nuance, Ulrike Kofler has been a significant figure in international cinema. Born in 1970 in Innsbruck, Austria, Kofler started her directorial journey in 2001, predominantly focusing on drama and romance genres and is renowned for her poignant films like "What We Wanted" and "Cold Feet". Her film "What We Wanted" was nominated for the Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, signifying her talent and dedication to the art of filmmaking. Kofler's authorial style is notable for its profound storytelling, deeply humane characters, and the ability to make the ordinary seem extraordinary. Ulrike Kofler, with her unique cinematic voice, has a knack for subtly revealing complex human emotions, making her films both relatable and immensely moving.