Nicolas Neuhold, a multifaceted Austrian/Luxembourgish film director, has made a name for himself in the industry by skillfully weaving comedic storytelling with poignant subject matter, effortlessly navigating both German and English languages.
With a keen passion for tackling complex issues such as international diplomacy and climate change, Nicolas employs his craft to deliver thought-provoking content in an engaging and entertaining manner, reminiscent of the iconic "spoonful-of-sugar" approach popularized by Mary Poppins.
Throughout his career, Nicolas has garnered an impressive array of accolades, with his short films, documentaries, and feature debut, Another One Opens (2013),collectively garnering over 280 festival screenings. Notable awards include the prestigious Bigas Luna Award for best screenplay for his short film Hot Dog Stand (2004),a Royal Television Society award for his documentary Cannes - Through the eyes of the hunter (2001),as well as several awards for his short film Faleminderit (2020).
Nicolas' educational background is equally impressive, having studied at the esteemed European Film College in Denmark, obtained a Master of Arts degree from the University of Bournemouth in the UK, and graduated from the renowned Second City Film School in Chicago.
