Bertram Verhaag

Biography

Bertram Verhaag was born in Sosnowitz in 1944 and studied Sociology and Political Economics. After working at the Munich City Council"s town development department, he attended the University of Television & Film Munich. In 1976, he founded the production company DENKmal-Film with Claus Strigel. A selection of their films includes: "What"s this called love" (1978), "Really too much" (1983), "Nuclear split" (1987), "Runaway" (1992), "Blue eyed" (1996), "The cross-over artist" (1997), The agro rebell" (2000), "The last man alive" (2001), "86,000 seconds – Sometime someday in America" (2002), "Thunderbird Woman – Winona la Duke" (2003), "Life running out of control" (2004), "Life in plastic" (2008), and "Scientists under attack – genetic engineering in the magnetic field of money" (2010), among others.

Source: German Films Service & Marketing GmbH