Peter Lichtefeld was born in Dortmund in 1956. After studies in Geography and Political Science, he worked as a set and production manager on films like "Die Blaue Stunde" (1990, Marcel Gisler), "Der Erdnussmann" (1991, Dietmar Klein) and "Deadly Maria" ("Die toedliche Maria", 1993, Tom Tykwer). A selection of his films includes: "Without Comparison" ("Ohne Vergleich", 1986), "The Sardine Journey" ("Sardinienfahrt", 1987), "World of Stone" ("Worte aus Stein", documentary short, 1988), "Moscow" ("Moskau" (short, 1989), "Kissah" (short, 1996), "Trains "n" Roses" ("Zugvoegel", 1997), "Damned Sensations" ("Verdammte Gefuehle", 2001), "Wilsberg and the Silent Witness" ("Wilsberg und der stumme Zeuge", TV, 2002), 16 episodes of "Die Camper" (1999-2003), and "Playa del Futuro" (2005).

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