Peter Reichenbach

Until 1999, he worked as a film producer at Condor Films (he directed and produced the Sitcom "Boxer Shorts" a. o. ).

In 1999, along with Peter-Christian Fueter and Edi Hubschmid, he founded C-Films AG. The produced films have won various prestigeous national and international awards, including two Swiss Film Awards for "Best Picture" ("Azzuro", "Rascals on the Road") and "Best Actor" ("Big Deal", "Füür oder Flamme", "The Fosterboy"), various audience awards and honors at international festivals (e. g.

In 1998, he was the producer of "Fiddlefest in Central Park" (Time Warner).

Peter Reichenbach has resided in Zurich since 1989.

From 1981 to 1989, Peter Reichenbach resided in West Berlin and worked as a freelance theater and opera director at the Schiller Theater, the Berliner Kammerspiele, Theater der Freien Volksbühne Berlin, Theater des Westens, the Frankfurt Opera, the Zurich Opera, the Bonn Opera, the Lyric Opera Chicago, the Staatstheater Saarbrücken, and Long Beach Opera. As a film director, he realized film portraits on the pianist Géza Anda and Arthur Maria Rabenalt.

From 1977 to 1980, he worked as an assistant director and a production manager at the Frankfurt Opera and the Salzburg Festival together with Virginio Puecher, Jürgen Flimm, Hans Neuenfels, August Everding, among others.

Peter Reichenbach was born in 1954 in Zurich. After graduating from school, he worked as an assistant director, for directors such as Jean-Pierre Ponnelle, Peter Stein, Peter Beauvais, Michael Hampe and Imo Moszkowicz, among others. He gained his first experience in film and television from his uncle François Reichenbach ("Le Japon insolite," "Houston Texas," "Salzburg, Portrait einer Festspielstadt," "Lettres de Paris et d'ailleurs" among others).