Feo Aladag is a multifaceted Austrian creative force, residing in Berlin, Germany, where she has established herself as a prominent showrunner, producer, director, screenwriter, and actress. Her impressive portfolio includes producing, executive producing, directing, and writing several multi-award-winning feature films, such as "When We Leave", "Inbetween Worlds", and "Alone - A Family Story" (also known as "The Boy Who Wants To Live".
As the founder of Independent Artists GmbH, a Berlin-based production company, Feo has been instrumental in bringing her unique vision to the big screen. Her feature film "When We Leave" garnered widespread acclaim, earning 47 international awards and serving as the German entry in the category "Best Foreign Film" for the Academy Awards.
Feo's second feature film, "Inbetween Worlds", was a remarkable achievement, shot during her pregnancy with her second child on location in war-torn Afghanistan. The film premiered in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival and went on to screen at 50 international film festivals, winning numerous national and international awards.
Feo's commitment to powerful storytelling continued with her feature film "Alone - A Family Story", which she wrote, directed, and produced in collaboration with her Independent Artists Production Company in Niger, West Africa, and Berlin.
As a dedicated filmmaker and activist, Feo is an active member of several esteemed organizations, including the Tarabya Foundation, the German Hearing Film Award, the European Film Academy, and the German Federal Association of Directors. She also serves as a constant jury member for various film institutions and awards, such as the FFA-Federal Film Fund in Germany, the Berlinale Kompagnon Film Award, the Perspektive Award Jury, and the Amnesty International Film Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival.
