Cyril Tuschi was born in 1969 in Frankfurt. After studies in philosophy in the United States in the late 1980s, he opened a nightclub and worked at the state theatre Stuttgart. In 1992, his first short film, Frankfurt at the Seaside (Frankfurt am Meer) was invited to several festivals in Germany. He then enrolled at the Film Academy Baden-Wuerttemberg. His other films include: Nightland (Nachtland, 1995) a Kafkaadaptation - which was screened in Berlin and won the New York Academy Camera Prize in 1996, Turn (1997) and after several music promos, he debuted with the road movie feature "Slight Changes in Temperature and Mind" (SommerHundeSoehne, 2004, which won the audience award at the film festival of the German film – Ludwigshafen. Now, along with his company LALA FILMS, Tuschi focuses on script development and international co-productions.
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