A DAY FOR A MIRACLE
A Day for a Miracle has the appeal of an adrenaline-fuelled thriller, but it is also an important human drama in which no one is truly innocent, and only courage and perseverance can truly save lives.
Film director: Andreas Prochaska
WELCOME HOME BABY
With Welcome Home Baby, Andreas Prochaska has made a feature film that is much more complex, layered and symbolic than it may initially appear, unafraid to dare and to experiment. At the Berlinale 2025, Panorama section.
DEAD IN 3 DAYS 2
In Dead in 3 Days 2, Andreas Prochaska decided to abandon the slasher genre and turn to mountain horror, thanks in part to the evocative snowy locations that immediately convey a strong sense of disorientation and agoraphobia.
THE UNINTENTIONAL KIDNAPPING OF MRS. ELFRIEDE OTT
The unintentional Kidnapping of Mrs. Elfriede Ott, directed by Andreas Prochaska, is a well-written comedy that makes puns and proxemics its strong point, resulting in a timeless humour.
DEAD IN 3 DAYS
Drawing heavily on what has been made in the past, Andreas Prochaska, with Dead in 3 Days, has made one of his few feature films for the big screen, while showing clear evidence of his long career in television, in a very weak work, with an unsatisfactory script.
THE THREE POSTAL ROBBERS
With The three postal Robbers, Prochaska, deliberately targeting an audience of very young people and drawing deeply from past works, wanted to stage a world in which good always triumphs and in which there are no real villains.