Achmed Abdel-Salam

Houchang Allahyari

Kurdwin Ayub

Leo Bauer

Jasmin Baumgartner

Christian Berger

Helmut Berger

Dieter Berner

Reinhold Bilgeri

Stefan Bohun

Sebastian Brameshuber

Sebastian Brauneis

Peter Brunner

Umut Dag

Selma Doborac

Diego Donnhofer

Joerg Eggers

Sara Fattahi

Severin Fiala

Florian Flicker †

Veronika Franz

Harald Friedl

Christian Frosch

Thomas Fürhapter

Mark Gerstorfer

Nikolaus Geyrhalter

Wolfgang Glueck †

Adrian Goiginger

Ernst Gossner

Johannes Grenzfurthner

Max Gruber

Josef Hader

Klaus Haendl

Michael Haneke

Dominik Hartl

Jessica Hausner

Peter Hengl

Willhelm Hengstler

Rupert Henning

Bernhard Hetzenauer

Valentin Hitz

Hans Hochstöger

Daniel Hoesl

Peter Ily Huemer

Florian Kehrer

Kilic Kenan

Helmut Koepping

Michael Kreihsl

Elsa Kremser

Marvin Kren

Sandeep Kumar

Kurt Langbein

Johanna Lietha

Stefan Ludwig

Leopold Lummerstorfer

Ruth Mader

Pavo Marinkovic

Thomas Marshall

Anna Martinetz

Sebastian Meise

Markus Moerth

Wolfgang Murnberger

Franz Novotny

Peter Patzak †

Wolfram Paulus †

Peter Payer

Levin Peter

Norbert Pfaffenbichler

Caspar Pfaundler

Michael Pfeifenberger

Paul Poet

Karl-Martin Pold

Jan Prazak

Andreas Prochaska

Michael Ramsauer

Maéva Ranaïvojaona

Goran Rebic

Juri Rechinsky

Martin Reinhart

Stephan Richter

Lukas Rinner

Evi Romen

Paul Rosdy

Thomas Roth

Stefan Ruzowitzky

Robert Schabus

David Schalko

Markus Schleinzer

Othmar Schmiderer

Gregor Schmidinger

Reinhard Schwabenitzky †

Guenter Schwaiger

Ulrich Seidl

Harald Sicheritz

Goetz Spielmann

Henri Steinmetz

Lukas Stepanik

Michael Sturminger

Antonin Svoboda

Michael Synek

Arash T. Riahi

Arman T. Riahi

Georg Tiller

Christian Tod

Biography

CHRISTIAN TOD, born 1977 in Linz, is a filmmaker, economist and lecturer. His first documentary Fatsy — The Last Cowboy of Austria (54min, 2007) received an honorable mention at the Crossing Europe Film Festival Linz. Christian Tod’s first feature-length documentary Es muss was geben (104min, 2010) was the opening film at Crossing Europe 2010. The documentary Free Lunch Society (93min, 2016) about the idea of an unconditional basic income had its world première at CPH:DOX in 2017, was released in Austrian cinemas in 2017, in over 100 German cinemas on February 1, 2018, toured Europe with Moving Docs, North America with the Goethe Institute, was screened at over 50 international film festivals and aired on TV worldwide. Since 2017, Christian Tod has been working on his latest feature documentary, Day X.