Daniel Krauss was born in 1973. He studied at the New York Film Academy and the German Film & Television Academy(dffb) in Berlin. In addition to directing the theater pieces "Schnitzeljagd" and "Windmuehlen", he has written the screenplays to and directed the shorts "Rosinante" (1993), "Echoes Remain Foreve"r (1995), "Hallelujah Baby" (1997), "Hinterland" (1998), "Big Bun Aliens" (1999), and "Wo es lang geht" (2000). "Heimatfilm!" (2002) is his feature debut. His films as a director also include: "Slowplay" ("Wo es weh tut", 2010), and "Kaiserschmarrn" (AT) (2012), as well as numerous TV comedy shows and commercials.

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