Oliver Rauch was born in 1966 in Goslar. He studied Psychology, Literature and Theater & Media Studies at the Freie Universitaet Berlin. In 2000 he graduated from the Konrad Wolf University of Film & Television in Potsdam. His work as a writer and director of both fiction and documentaries includes: "Oskar Sala – The Former Future Of Sound", an award-winning feature length documentary; his fiction short films "Chinese Whispers" (F.W. Murnau Award among others) and "The Climber" (Silver Torch at the Empire State Festival in NYC), both of which were shown at numerous international festivals. His latest feature length documentary "An Instrument for Every Child" is currently in German theaters. Additionally Oliver Rauch also works as a script consultant/doctor and lectures at several film schools.

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