Film & TV | Huffington Post (The) | Impolitikal
10 June 2017
Florian Habicht’s unconventional approach to filmmaking has won him critical acclaim and kept discerning film fans entertained for more than a decade. For his latest project, the Berlin-born New Zealander ventures into the creepy,…
Film & TV | Gate (The)
5 May 2017
For his latest documentary, Spookers, which just made its world premiere at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, New Zealander Florian Habicht, 42, set his sights on something that has become an unlikely…
Film & TV | Guardian (The)
12 June 2014
Wellington’s “architecturally indulgent” Embassy Theatre, which was built in 1924 and restored “to its former glories” in 2003, is included in the Guardian’s Cine-files series.
Thomas Page of The Guardian describes the Embassy Theatre is the perfect shop…
Film & TV | Jerusalem Post
19 May 2014
New Zealand director Florian Habicht’s documentary on British rock band Pulp screens at the Docaviv International Documentary Film Festival in Tel Aviv on from 8-17 May.
“Habicht’s portrayal of British rock band Pulp is a…
Film & TV | Hollywood Reporter
24 March 2014
A documentary about Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker directed by New Zealander Florian Habicht (pictured) is a “witty, warmhearted, imaginative documentary about the British farewell hometown show”, says a review in the Hollywood Reporter.
“Though…
Film & TV | Sydney Morning Herald (The)
8 December 2012
New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht, 30, lets the people direct his tale of romance in the Big Apple. In New York he fell in love every few minutes, Habicht says. “Like with life, with…