2021
CORONOIA 21: It Comes With the Snow
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Awards:
"Best Horror-Film" at the Unified Filmmakers Festival / Munich Film Festival 2021
"Best Covid 19 Film" and "Best Mobile Film" at the Hollywood International Golden Age Film Festival
6 major awards at the London Golden Nugget International Film Festival including "Best Short", "Best Director" (Robert Sigl) and "Best Actor" (Robert Sigl)
Polizeiruf 110: Bis Mitternacht
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Directed by: Dominik Graf
2020
Coronoia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHQjBHkt68Ehttps://out-takes.de/2020/gedanken-in-der-pandemie-14-abstand-und-anstand/
The XY Files - Aktenzeichen XY...ungelöst
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80+ films for 16 episodes
a.o.:
https://vimeo.com/392419311 (Fenster-Flucht)
https://vimeo.com/392428035 (DornbirnDroge)
https://vimeo.com/372405142 (TraumaTrio)
https://vimeo.com/372386083 (Räuber-Socke)
https://vimeo.com/333216617 (LeiterVerlies)
https://vimeo.com/333159775 (Greven-Quartett)
2019
Polizeiruf 110: Die Lüge, die wir Zukunft nennen
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Directed by: Dominik Graf
2018
The XY Files - Aktenzeichen XY...ungelöst
2014-2018Hitherto Robert Sigl has directed more than 50 films for 10 episodes
a.o.:
https://vimeo.com/302754676 (BodenPolizei)
https://vimeo.com/302702974 (Fall Elke 1969)
https://vimeo.com/319167043 (HalsBruch)
https://vimeo.com/392507750 (Die Kaiserin)
2010
Hepzibah aka: The Village
An ordinary town in the east called Selmen has become the bizarre scene of a most terrifying trend – seemingly happy girls are killing themselves on their 18th birthday. For Kirsten that fact does not deter her from traveling from her hometown to the accursed Selmen trying to unearth the facts which had led to her adoption.
Her yearning for the truth buried in her past must be fulfilled quickly as her 18th birthday is rapidly approaching…
Starring:
Eleanor Tomlinson, Finn Atkins, David Bamber, Murray Melvin, Christopher Elson
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
David Tully
Cinematography by:
David Sanderson
Music by:
Frank Nimsgern
A UFA/SevenOneInternational/Wilma Film Production
2008 - 2011
Soko Donau/Wien (Vienna Crime Squad)
SOKO DONAU (aka SOKO VIENNA) is an Austrian crime series. SOKO Donau bzw. SOKO Wien ist eine österreichische Kriminalserie, die in Zusammenarbeit von ORF und ZDF entsteht. Neben Ausstrahlungen in Deutschland und Österreich wird die Serie auch in Italien unter dem Namen Squadra Speciale Vienna, sowie in Ungarn als Dunai zsaruk und der Slowakei als Říční policie - Vídeň gezeigt.
Starring:
Stefan Jürgens, Gregor Seberg, Lilian Klebow, Dietrich Siegl
Episodes Cast:
Nikolai Kinski, Alexander Held, Eva Habermann, Valentina Sauca, Renée Soutendijk and many others
Directed by:
Robert Sigl (11 episodes)
Screenplay by:
Sascha Bigler, Axel Götz, Stefan Brunner and many others
Cinematography by:
David Sanderson
Music by:
Bob Gutdeutsch, Lothar Scherpe
A Satel Film Production
2005
Tatort: Rache-Engel (Scene of the Crime: Avenging Angel)
Vera Schneider, well-known chairperson of a charitable foundation, formerly a celebrated pianist, is honoured for her commitment to the resocialisation of young prisoners. A few hours later the charity lady is found dead - after falling from her balcony. The forensic evidence left by the perpetrator in the apartment points to robbery with murder. The team around Max Palu has to deal with five suspects: Heinz Schneider, boss of Schneider Machine-Tools, a cold-blooded character who wanted to get rid of his wife because she stood in the way of his newly-arranged private life. Martin, the lost son, who has recently reappeared on the scene. Marion, their adopted daughter, seriously traumatised since a car accident. Eva-Maria Klein, Vera Schneider's office manager in the foundation, who has left her traces in many suspicious places. And the only slightly resocialised petty criminal Moshi, one of Vera's protégés and an old friend of Martin's.
Max Palu finds himself under pressure - for his new Superintendent Klausmann is demanding a swift solution. Particularly since the latter wants no suspicion cast on Heinz Schneider as 1,000 jobs depend on his investments. This becomes increasingly difficult since someone, who knows more than the investigators, keeps leaking details to the media.
Starring:
Jochen Senf, Gregor Weber, Renée Soutendijk, Alexander Held, Nikolai Kinski, Annett Renneberg, Sylvester Groth
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Andreas Föhr, Thomas Letocha, Jochen Senf
Cinematography by:
Klaus-Peter Weber
Music by:
Frank Nimsgern
A Telefilm Saar Production
2002
Der Ermittler – The Investigator
A German crime television series set in Hamburg.
Starring:
Oliver Stokowski, Patrick Rapold, Rainer Luxem
Episodes Cast:
Doris Schretzmayer, Mignon Remé, Alexander Held, Michael Habeck and many others
Directed by:
Robert Sigl (2 episodes)
Screenplay by:
Eva und Volker Zahn, Rainer Butt
Cinematography by:
Dietmar Koelzer, Ingo Hamer
Music by:
Nikolaus Glowna, Siggi Müller
A Monaco Film Production
2001
Tatort: Zielscheibe (Scene of the Crime: Target)
Mit dieser Geschichte des modernen Reality-TV greift Palu-Film Nummer 13 wieder ein brisantes Thema auf. So verblüffend die Geschichte dem Zuschauer teilweise auch erscheinen mag, die Parallelen zu aktuellen Sendeformen sind sehr deutlich. Mit schneller Schnittfolge, dramaturgisch durchdachten Sequenzen und der Darstellung einiger skrupelloser Medienprofis kommt diese unglaubliche Tatort-Story der heutigen Fernsehrealität bedrückend nahe. Regisseur Robert Sigl hat eine bedrohliche Mischung aus „Aktenzeichen XY - ungelöst“ und „Big Brother“ geschaffen, die nicht mehr so weit von unserer Fernsehwirklichkeit entfernt ist, wie wir uns das vielleicht wünschen. "Solche Drehbücher sind selten" kommentierte der mit dem Bayerischen Filmpreis ausgezeichnete Kino- und TV-Regisseur das Angebot des SR.
Starring:
Jochen Senf, Gregor Weber, Juliane Köhler, Alice Hoffmann, Nina Weniger, Thomas Limpinsel, Michael Habeck
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Peter Zingler
Cinematography by:
Klaus-Peter Weber
Music by:
Frank Nimsgern
A Telefilm Saar Production
2000
School's Out 2 – The Island of Fear (Die Insel der Angst)
The sequel to the highly successful "SCHOOL'S OUT": Nina is trying to recover from her traumatic experiences in a sanitarium on a remote island in Brittany. Turns out to be a very bad idea since the premises are stalked by a murderous nun.
Nina erholt sich in einem Sanatorium auf einer idyllischen Insel vor der Küste der Bretagne von den Schrecken der blutigen Nacht. Doch die Therapie wird für Nina und alle anderen Mädchen zum erneuten Martyrium. Denn in der Walpurgisnacht, so sagt man, erscheint die untote Nonne, die auf blutige Rache sinnt...
Shot entirely on original locations in Brittany, France
Starring: Katharina Wackernagel, Barnaby Metschurat, Anne Kanis, Karin Giegerich, Annette Kreft
Directed by: Robert Sigl
Screenplay by: Kai Meyer
Photography by: Sven Kirsten
Music by: Jörg Rausch
A Real-Film Production
Starring:
Katharina Wackernagel, Barnaby Metschurat, Anne Kanis, Karin Giegerich, Annette Kreft
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Kai Meyer
Cinematography by:
Sven Kirsten
Music by:
Jörg Rausch
A Real-Film Production
1999
Lexx – The Series: K-Town
On entering K-Town through a hole high in the wall, Xev andStan have to deal with the tunnels and the demented inhabitants - the most evil of the souls incarnate. They meet some people who enjoy throwing rocks at them. Kai climbs up the tower, finds them, and then has a systems failure. They also meet Mantrid, who is devoid of memory, but highly encouraged by the idea that he is the greatest Bio-Vizier who ever lived. He participates in Kai's diagnostic procedure, does something stupid, and then Kai cleanses him. Xev and Stan manage to throw Kai off the tower to realign him, but it doesn't work, and he gets captured.
Starring:
Michael McManus, Brian Downey, Xenia Seeberg, Urs Remond, Dieter Laser, Sandra Leonhard
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Paul Donovan, Lex Gigeroff
Cinematography by:
Les Krizsan
Music by:
Marty Simon
A Salter Street Film Production
School's Out (Schrei – Denn ich werde dich töten!)
A teenage girl driving her dad's cab comes upon a murderer who has escaped from an asylum. She disappears. A brutal killer begins stalking and slashing a group of recently graduated high school students who are trying to leave their mark on the school. One-by-one they are killed until only two are left along with a teacher. Nina will try to solve the murders with the help of a friend and her uncle's gun. She discovers a clue to the killers identity, but will she escape with it?
Starring:
Katharina Wackernagel, Niels-Bruno Schmidt, Sandra Leonhard, Urs Remond, Michael Habeck
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Kai Meyer
Cinematography by:
Sven Kirsten
Music by:
Ludwig Eckmann
A Real-Film Production
1998
Ghosthunter John Sinclair
The horrific adventures of a Scotland Yard inspector who has to combat the forces of evil and darkness.
Geisterjäger John Sinclair, britischer Oberinspektor von Scotland Yard, kämpft gegen die Dämonen der Finsternis. Sinclair ist ein Auserwählter, ein "Sohn des Lichtes". Unterstützt von himmlischen Mächten ist er dazu berufen, die Menschheit vor dem Bösen zu schützen. Mit geweihtem Kreuz, seiner Silberbaretta und geheimen Ritualen geht der Jäger gegen Vampire, Dämonen oder finstere Imperien vor. Seine Erzfeinde sind der "Schwarze Tod" und "Asmodis", der oberste Höllenfürst.
Shot entirely on original locations in Czech Republic.
Starring:
Kai Maertens, Urs Remond, Jana Hora
Episodes Cast:
Anna Geislerova, Michael Habeck, Rena Dumont,Valentin Platareanu, Carlheinz Heitmann and many others
Directed by:
Robert Sigl (3 episodes)
Screenplay by:
Anna Dokoupilova and others
Cinematography by:
Nyika Jancso (3 episodes)
Music by:
Karel Svoboda
An Endemol Production
1997
Alarm For Cobra 11 (Alarm Für Cobra 11)
"Die verlorene Tochter – The Lost Daughter" was a very unusual episode that received a glowing review in the very renowned Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Starring:
Mark Keller, Erdogan Atalay
Episode Cast:
Anne Kanis, Michael Habeck, Annette Kreft, Sandra Leonhard
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Renate Kampmann
Cinematography by:
Michael Wiesweg
A Polyphon Production
1996
Lexx – The Dark Zone: Giga Shadow
The original Lexx saga comes to an epic close as the fractious foursome (if you count churlish robot head 790) returns to the Shadow-ruled Cluster in a last-ditch effort to obtain the proto-blood that keeps the undead Kai animated. To their surprise they find a dead universe: every human has been sacrificed to His Shadow's rebirth as the Giga-Shadow, except a clerical conspiracy has put an end to that... maybe. With the help of a dead body (guest star Malcolm McDowell, who spends much of the film as a disembodied face) reanimated with a splatter of proto-blood, the rebirth is back on schedule and only the dying Kai, the desperate Zev, and a Cluster Lizard pup named Squish stand in its way. Meanwhile Stanley plots an elaborate and rather ingenious revenge on a pair of perverted mercenaries who once made him their unwilling sex toy, but did they get a jump on the bumbling schmuck?
Starring:
Michael McManus, Eva Habermann, Brian Downey, Malcolm McDowell, Michael Habeck, Andy Jones
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Paul Donovan, Lex Gigeroff, Jeffrey Hirschfield
Cinematography by:
Les Krizsan
Special Effects by:
Bob Munroe
Music by:
Marty Simon
A Salter Street Film Production
1995
Grosse Freiheit
A German Crime TV series located in Hamburg.
Starring:
Peter Striebeck, Dominique Horwitz
Episodes Cast:
Wigand Witting, Michael Habeck, Birte Berg, Thomas Morris, Wladimir Tarasjanz and many others
Directed by:
Robert Sigl (3 episodes)
Screenplay by:
Christian Görlitz
Cinematography by:
Nyika Jancso (3 episodes)
Music by:
Gerhard Daum
A Multimedia Production
1994
Stella Stellaris
A miniseries about an extraterrestrial by the name of Stella from the planet Stellaris who is sent to planet earth to study the feelings and emotions of human beings. Her supernatural powers soon create havoc...
Starring:
Sissi Perlinger, Karl Michael Vogler, Kamil Krawiec, Gunther Philipp, Alexandra Maria Lara
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Iris Kiefer, Bernd Kiefer
Cinematography by:
Grzegorz Kedzierski
Music by:
Gerhard Daum
Special Effects by:
Vierte Art Olaf Schirm
A Bavaria Film Production
1988
Laurin
In a sinister German city located by the sea in the 19th century, the nine-year-old girl Laurin grows up, her youth overshadowed by a dark fate—her mother died in a mysterious accident—while her father is often absent for he is a sailor. But there are visions torturing her fragile soul as well. Increasingly, she is convinced that the murder of a little boy could be connected to her mother's death.
Starring:
Dora Szinetar, Karoly Eperjes, Hedi Temessy, Barnabas Toth, Endre Katay, Katalin Sir, Janos Derzsi
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Robert Sigl
Cinematography by:
Nyika Jancso
Costume Design by:
Gizella Koppany
Production Design by:
Eva Martin
Music by:
Jacques Zwart, Hans Jansen
A Salinas Film Production
Worldwide Distribution by:
Kinowelt
A Salinas Film Production
World Wide Distribution by: Kinowelt
1983
The Christmas Tree (Der Weihnachtsbaum)
In an isolated house at the seaside a deranged father/son relationship finally escalates when the father tries to kill his seventeen year old offspring.
Starring:
Starring: Claus Eberth, Robert Sigl
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Robert Sigl
Cinematography by:
Wolfgang Mayer
1982
The Cabin (Die Hütte)
In her hut a young African woman is haunted by the spirit of her dead infant.
Starring:
Starring: Torita Quick
Directed by:
Robert Sigl
Screenplay by:
Robert Sigl
Cinematography by:
Daniel Israel
07. 06. 2020
Robert Sigl's LAURIN in France - by prestige label "Le Chat qui fume"LIMITED EDITION OF 1000 COPIES.
TECHNICAL:
• 1 BLURAY - 1 DVD
• BLURAY: English in DTS 2.0
• DVD: English in Dolby Digital 2.0
• Subtitles: French
• Zone All
SUMMARY : March 1901, in a German port village, Laurin, aged twelve, hears the cry for help, at nightfall, of a little boy whom she sees, from her window, being kidnapped by an adult. During the same night, Flora, Laurin's mother, sees on a bridge the inert body of the little boy and the face of his assassin; we find her dead in the morning, her body lying at the bottom of the bridge. With the father of Laurin, a sailor, being often absent, the little girl, plagued by strange visions, is now entrusted to her grandmother. She soon befriends a classmate, Stefan, who in turn disappears. A killer of children prowls around, and Laurin's curiosity puts her in great danger ...
ABOUT THE FILM :For his first feature film, Robert Sigl produced a true masterpiece, a fantastic tale whose atmosphere evokes the stories of Perrault or the Grimm brothers. Benefiting from a sublime photograph, Laurin summons through his images certain great masters of painting, from John Constable to Caspar Friedrich, via Brueghel. Without resorting to special effects, the director favors the atmosphere and the mystery, with this nature seeming to conceal dangers and secrets, and this village under the influence of traditions and religion. Thirty years after its release, Laurin remains a unique, timeless and wonderful work.
07. 06. 2020
von Rüdiger Suchsland
https://out-takes.de/2020/gedanken-in-der-pandemie-14-abstand-und-anstand/
