Turbokultur

Turbokultur is a Berlin-based film and television production company founded by people who love stories, talent, breathtaking images, and bold, authentic storytelling. The company produces films, series, and shows from an insider perspective, fighting for the freedom of storytellers. Its mission is not only to create immersive and unique audiovisual journeys but also to discover talent, tell stories from their authentic perspectives, and help create spaces for filmmakers, performers, artists, and other creatives so they can share their cultures on larger platforms. Turbokultur develops and produces successful formats that have won the German Television Award (Deutscher Fernsehpreis) and the Grimme Prize. The company describes itself as a stylistic pioneer that values thematic relevance, telling stories of previously underrepresented people and creating space for new discourses—from an insider perspective with high-end quality. Its team consists of talented and experienced filmmakers as well as a network of exciting hosts, actors, and creatives. The company's portfolio spans fiction, documentaries, shows, commercials, and podcasts. Notable projects listed on its website include "Deadlines" (Sonja Heiss), "Die Zweiflers" (David Hadda, showrunner), "Bosetti Late Night" (Sarah Bosetti, Frank Hof, and Jonas Riemer), "Longreads" (Lena Brasch), "Freitagnacht Jews 2" (Remigius Roskosch), "Lamia" (Süheyla Schwenk), "Ramadan in a Day" (Mujtaba Saeed, Maissa Lihedheb, Nilgün Acinci), "Funny Science – Der lustige Wissenspodcast" (Eike Lennart Sell, Manuel Lorenz), "Studio Orange" (Lena Brasch), and "Gedankenpalast" (David Hadda). Turbokultur is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and operates primarily in the German market. The company emphasizes flexible working hours, home office, and remote work, offering a trusting and innovative work environment where projects are completed through post-production. It aims to enable talents, give them space, and sell their formats to broadcasters at the best possible budget, combining content vision with the highest aesthetic quality.

Turbokultur was founded by people who love stories, talent, breathtaking images, and bold, authentic storytelling. To unite all of this, they established a company based in Berlin that produces films, series, and shows from an insider perspective while fighting for the freedom of storytellers. The company's mission is not only to create immersive and unique audiovisual journeys but also to discover talent, tell stories from their authentic perspectives, and help create spaces for filmmakers, performers, artists, and other creatives so they can share their cultures on larger platforms. Turbokultur develops and produces successful formats that have already won the German Television Award (Deutscher Fernsehpreis) and the Grimme Prize. The company positions itself as a stylistic pioneer that values thematic relevance, telling stories of previously underrepresented people and creating space for new discourses—from an insider perspective with high-end quality. Its team consists of talented and experienced filmmakers as well as a network of exciting hosts, actors, and creatives. The company's portfolio spans fiction, documentaries, shows, commercials, and podcasts. Notable projects listed on its website include "Deadlines" (Sonja Heiss), "Die Zweiflers" (David Hadda, showrunner), "Bosetti Late Night" (Sarah Bosetti, Frank Hof, and Jonas Riemer), "Longreads" (Lena Brasch), "Freitagnacht Jews 2" (Remigius Roskosch), "Lamia" (Süheyla Schwenk), "Ramadan in a Day" (Mujtaba Saeed, Maissa Lihedheb, Nilgün Acinci), "Funny Science – Der lustige Wissenspodcast" (Eike Lennart Sell, Manuel Lorenz), "Studio Orange" (Lena Brasch), and "Gedankenpalast" (David Hadda). Turbokultur is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and operates primarily in the German market. The company emphasizes flexible working hours, home office, and remote work, offering a trusting and innovative work environment where projects are completed through post-production. It aims to enable talents, give them space, and sell their formats to broadcasters at the best possible budget, combining content vision with the highest aesthetic quality.

Insider-perspective, high-end quality storytelling that champions underrepresented voices and stylistic innovation.

• Die Zweiflers

  Series with showrunner David Hadda.

• Bosetti Late Night

  Late-night show by Sarah Bosetti, Frank Hof, and Jonas Riemer.

• Freitagnacht Jews 2

  Format by Remigius Roskosch.

• Deadlines

  Project by Sonja Heiss.

• Longreads

  Format by Lena Brasch.

• Lamia

  Project by Süheyla Schwenk.

• Ramadan in a Day

  Format by Mujtaba Saeed, Maissa Lihedheb, and Nilgün Acinci.

• Funny Science – Der lustige Wissenspodcast

  Podcast by Eike Lennart Sell and Manuel Lorenz.

• Studio Orange

  Format by Lena Brasch.

• Gedankenpalast

  Format by David Hadda.

1. 1Turbokultur Websiteturbokultur.com
2. 2Aboutturbokultur.com
3. 3Turbokulturwikidata.org