Draft:Alex Reinberg
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Alex Reinberg (born 1992 in Linz, Austria) is an Austrian film director and screenwriter.[1]
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Life and career
Reinberg grew up in Linz, Austria. In 2012, he began studying screenwriting and dramaturgy at the Film Academy Vienna and also studied for a period at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.[2]
He has directed and written several short films that have been screened at international film festivals, including the Sarajevo Film Festival, PÖFF Shorts, the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and the Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival.[3]
In addition to his work on short films, Reinberg has also been involved in television productions, including the documentary series Austria – The Whole History.[4] He also co-wrote the ORF television episode "Wir schenken heuer nichts" for the series Schrille Nacht.[5]
Reinberg has collaborated with Austrian filmmaker Leni Gruber on several projects.[6]
Reinberg and Gruber created and directed the miniseries Sheep, a German-Austrian co-production, which premiered at Cannes Series.[7][8]
Filmography
- 2015 – ID is no Dream (short film, writer)
- 2018 – 37 Grad (short film, co-director with Paul Porenta)
- 2022 – Hollywood (short film, co-director with Leni Gruber)
- 2025 – Affordable Solutions for a Better Life (short film, co-director with Leni Gruber)
- 2025 – Schrille Nacht – episode "Wir schenken heuer nichts" (writer)
Awards
- 2022 – Local Artist Award, Crossing Europe Film Festival Linz, for Hollywood
- 2022 – Best Short Film, Kitzbühel Film Festival, for Hollywood
- 2023 – Austrian Film Award nomination, Best Short Film, for Hollywood
- 2025 – Thomas Pluch Screenplay Award, for Affordable Solutions for a Better Life
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