In their cinematic works, Daniel Hoesl and Julia Niemann consistently focus attention on capital and the way its power derails efforts to achieve social equality. Their protagonist in VENI VIDI VICI is an elegant billionaire, a devoted family man, a cold-blooded killer. In the world he has created for himself, there is nothing to prevent him from maintaining a permanent, shining appearance – because laws that apply to everyone have been suspended for him.

WINWIN, his  second feature film, starring Christoph Dostal, Stephanie Cumming, Jeff Ricketts, and Nahoko Fort-Nishigam is part of the Voices – ID: The Generic Self selection at the 54^th Rotterdam Film Festival. After questioning the value of money with his recent film Soldate Jeannette Daniel Hoesl is now up to question the power of money.

WINWIN is the title of the new feature produced by the European Film Conspiracy Association which satirically questions the power of money. Read more in an interview with director Daniel Hoesl and the artistic co-conspirator Julia Niemann.

.... ist die zweite Prämisse die, dass der Humor dort beginnt, wo der Spaß aufhört.»  Ein Gespräch mit Daniel Hoesl (Regie), Gerald Kerkletz (Kamera), Julia Niemann (Regie-Assistenz, Produktion), Georg Aschauer und Kathi Posch (Produktion) über WINWIN, den neuen Film des European Film Conspiracy Kollektivs

"Chutzpah" is a word I had spelled in big letters on a board at my home. I think one should take up the cause of it. Fanni lives it and it has something amusing about it. One gets far with chutzpah and it is essential to know that chutzpah is allowed, but it is never applied because we walk around the streets completely domesticated, that chutzpah will be extinct at some point.  Daniel Hoesl, Katharina Posch and Gerald Kerkletz talk about SOLDATE JEANNETTE that conquered its first audience at the Sundance Festival.