Jascha Hannover is a documentary filmmaker based in Cologne and Berlin. Documentaries he directed or collaborated on as a creative producer were shown at festivals including Locarno, Raindance and Filmfest Munich, and have been sold to broadcasters worldwide. He was nominated for the CIVIS Media Award and is a recipient of the ARD-Programmprämie. In 2019, he was a participant of Documentary Campus Masterschool.

Writer, Director and Creative Producer at Florianfilm GmbH 

Bachelor: Film studies and philosophy at Johannes Gutenberg Untiversität, Mainz

As Creative Producer: Closing film at Locarno Film Festival with ALLES ÜBER MARTIN SUTER. AUSSER DIE WAHRHEIT (Director: André Schäfer)

Winner of the ARD-Programmprämie for THE WIKIPEDIA PROMISE

Nominated for the CIVIS Media Award with REFUGEES IN THEIR OWN WORDS

As Creative Producer: Audience award at Filmfest Munich for TRANS – I GOT LIFE (Directors: Imogen Kimmel and Doris Metz)

Winner Best Documentary at Melech Film Festial (Israel) and Winner Award of Excellence at IndieFest La Jolla with HOLLYWOOD'S II WORLD WAR

Alumnus Documentary Campus Masterschool with THE BOOKS HE DIDN'T BURN

As Creative Producer: Nomination for Deutscher Dokumentarfilmpreis (Category „Music“) for YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE (Director: André Schäfer)

Awards/Scholarships

Jascha Hannover is a director and creative producer for documentary films based in Cologne and Berlin.

Wikipedia begins with a promise: knowledge production, which for millennia was in the hands of elites, is to be radically democratized. Anyone can contribute, regardless of education level or background. Is the online project a utopia come true? In the film, „Wikipidians“ from Egypt, Germany, Ghana, South Africa, Tunisia and the USA have their say. Is today’s Wikipedia conservative or radical? Is it an online re-launch of Eurocentric and androcentric knowledge production – or a truly global project?

The Wikipedia Promise

Title

Broadcaster

Release Date

Runtime

Team

Festivals

World Sales

Production Company

Awards