A list of films produced in the Cinema of Austria in the 2000s decade ordered by year of release. For an alphabetical list of articles on Austrian films see :Category:Austrian films.
In cases of international co-productions, films in the making of which an Austrian studio was the majority partner (with a foreign film studio as a co-producer with a minority interest) are indicated by "(maj.)" in the "Notes" column. Films in the making of which an Austrian studio was the minority partner (with a foreign film studio as a co-producer with a majority interest) are indicated by "(min.)" in the "Notes" column.
The dates in parentheses are the start dates of film runs in Austrian cinemas.
2000–2003 Title Director Cast Genre Studio/Notes 2000 Hold-Up Roland Düringer, Josef Hader, Joachim Bißmeier, Birgit Doll Black comedy 2001 Dog Days Ulrich Seidl Maria Hofstätter Copy Shop Virgil Widrich short Virgil Widrich Film- und Multimediaproduktion Elsewhere Nikolaus Geyrhalter – documentary Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion (May 31) The Piano Teacher Michael Haneke Isabelle Huppert, Benoît Magimel, Annie Girardot feature film Won 3 awards at Cannes Lovely Rita Jessica Hausner Screened at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival 2002 Blue Moon Andrea Maria Dusl Josef Hader, Victoria Malektorovych, Detlev Buck Everyman's Feast (Jedermanns Fest) Fritz Lehner Klaus Maria Brandauer Wega Film, entered into the 24th Moscow International Film Festival Foreigners out! Schlingensiefs Container (Ausländer raus!) Paul Poet Christoph Schlingensief, Elfriede Jelinek, Paulus Manker, Daniel Cohn-Bendit documentary Bonus Film Gebürtig Robert Schindel, Peter Simonischek, , August Zirner, Daniel Olbrychski feature Nogo , Jürgen Vogel, Meret Becker, Jasmin Tabatabai, Mavie Hörbiger, Michael Ostrowski, Oliver Korittke feature film Dor Film She, Me & Her Reinhard Schwabenitzky Ben Cross, Sandra Pires, Elfi Eschke feature George Linder 2003 Dead Man's Memories (Der gläserne Blick) Markus Heltschl Sylvie Testud, Miguel Guilherme Free Radicals (Böse Zellen) Barbara Albert coop99 Fast Film Virgil Widrich short Virgil Widrich FIlm- und Multimediaproduktion Struggle Ruth Mader Screened at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival Yu Franz Novotny Entered into the 25th Moscow International Film Festival
2004
In 2004, 24 Austrian films were produced either as solely Austrian productions, or with an Austrian majority interest and opened in the cinemas. 16 were feature films and 8 were documentary films. A further 8 films were produced with an Austrian minority production interest, 7 of them feature films: for example Michael Haneke's Wolfzeit, which is a predominantly French production.List of Austrian Films in: Austrian Film Industry Report (Filmwirtschaftsbericht) 2006, facts + figures 2004 (PDF). Österreichisches Filminstitut, June 2006, p. 34 (German)Austrian film premieres 2004, 2005 and 2006 in: Austrian Film Industry Report 2007, facts + figures 2006 (PDF). Österreichisches Filminstitut, December 2007, p. 16 (German)
Title Director Cast Genre Studio/Notes Time of the Wolf (Wolfzeit) Michael Haneke Isabelle Huppert, Béatrice Dalle, Patrice Chéreau feature film Wega Film (min.), screened at Cannes The Edukators (Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei) Hans Weingartner Daniel Brühl, Julia Jentsch comedy coop99 (min.), Y3 Film (Germany, Hans Weingartner's film company in Berlin). Screened at Cannes. Darwin's Nightmare Hubert Sauper documentary coop99 Villa Henriette Peter Payer Hannah Tiefengraber, Cornelia Froboess children's film Nacktschnecken Michael Glawogger Raimund Wallisch, Michael Ostrowski, Pia Hierzegger comedy Dor Film handbikemovie Martin Bruch documentary Satel Film Das wirst du nie verstehen Anja Salomonowitz documentary Wiener Filmakademie Info Wars Sebastian J. F. documentary Parallel Universe C(r)ook Pepe Danquart Henry Hübchen, Moritz Bleibtreu, Roland Düringer feature Dor Film (maj.) Antares Götz Spielmann Petra Morzé, Andreas Patton feature Lotus Film No Rest for the Brave Alain Guiraudie Thomas Suire, Thomas Blanchard feature Hotel Jessica Hausner Franziska Weisz Screened at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival Silentium Wolfgang Murnberger Josef Hader, Simon Schwarz, Joachim Król
2005
In 2005, 24 Austrian films were produced either as solely Austrian productions, or with an Austrian majority interest and opened in the cinemas. 15 of them were documentary films, and nine were feature films. A further six films (three documentary films and three feature films) were produced with an Austrian minority interest co-production partner – for example, the award-winning documentary Darwin's Nightmare, a production with a majority French interest.Austrian Film Industry Report 2007, facts + figures 2005 (PDF). Österreichisches Filminstitut, June 2007, p. 43–44 (German)
Title Director Cast Genre Studio/Notes (Die Geierwally) Peter Sämann Christine Neubauer drama Wega Film (premiere: January 7) Erik(A) Kurt Mayer – documentary Kurt Mayer Film (January 14) Things – Places – Years Klub Zwei (Simone Bader & Jo Schneiser) – documentary Amour Fou Filmproduktion (January 20) Der Wadenmesser Kurt Palm – documentary Fischer Film (January 28) Küss mich, Prinzessin Michael Grimm Stefano Bernardin, Isabella Campestrini, Hilde Dalik feature Josef Aichholzer Film (February 24) Die Viertelliterklasse Florian Kehrer, Roland Düringer Roland Düringer, Eva Billisich, Murali Perumal comedy Luna Film (March 4) Accordion Tribe Stefan Schwietert about the group Accordion Tribe documentary Fischer Film (min.) (March 4) Welcome Home Andreas Gruber Emmanuel Abankwa, Joseph Allruist Win, Fred Nii Amugi feature Wega Film (maj.) (March 18), entered into the 27th Moscow International Film Festival Welt Spiegel Kino Gustav Deutsch – documentary Loop Media (April 1) Blackout Journey Sigfried Kamml Marek Harloff, Mavie Hörbiger, Arno Frisch feature Epo Film (maj.)) (April 14) Dallas Pashamende Robert Adrian Pejo – documentary Allegro Film (min.) (April 15) I am from Nowhere Georg Misch – documentary Navigator Film (maj.) (May 18) Augenleuchten Wolfram Paulus Dominik Leeb, Andreas Puehringer, Nadja Vogel feature (May 19) Über die Grenze P. Łoziński, P. Kerekes, B. Čakič-Veselič, J. Gogola, R. Lakatos documentary Geyrhalter Film (May 20) Schläfer Benjamin Heisenberg Bastian Trost, Mehdi Nebbou, Loretta Pflaum feature coop99 (min.) (June 3), screened at Cannes F.A.Q – Frequently Asked Questions Stefan Hafner, Alexander Binder – documentary Meter Film (June 24) Backstage 1955 Kurt Mündl – documentary Power of Earth (September 12) Ragin Kirill Serebrennikov Zoya Buryak, Aleksandr Galibin feature Dor Film (min.) (September 23), Russian film Operation Spring Angelika Schuster, Tristan Sindelgruber – documentary Schnittpunkt Film (September 23) We Feed the World Erwin Wagenhofer – documentary Allegro Film (September 30) Artikel 7 – Unser Recht Thomas Korschil, Eva Simmler – documentary Navigator Film (maj.) (September 30) Die Jungen von der Paulstrasse Maurizio Zaccaro Gáspár Mesés, Nancy Brilli, Mario Adorf, Virna Lisi feature Lisa Film (July 10), originally produced for broadcasting in Italian TV in 2003 Unterwegs nach Heimat Barbara Gräftner – documentary Bonus Film, zeggl Film (November 11) Crash Test Dummies Jörg Kalt Maria Popistașu, Bogdan Dumitrache, Simon Schwarz feature Amour Fou Filmproduktion (maj.) (November 11) Donauleichen Peter Kern Christian Blümel, Hilde Dalik feature Alma Donau Film (November 18) Caché (UK: Hidden) Michael Haneke Juliette Binoche, Daniel Auteuil, Maurice Bénichou Thriller Wega Film (min.) (November 18) Best Director at Cannes Schnelles Geld Sabine Derflinger – documentary Bernhard Pötscher Film (November 18) Workingman's Death Michael Glawogger – documentary Lotus Film (maj.) (November 25) Tibet Revisited Manfred Neuwirth – documentary Loop Media (December 2)
2006
In 2006, 34 Austrian films were produced and opened in the cinemas. All of them were either solely Austrian productions, or had an Austrian majority interest. 17 of them were documentary films and 16 were feature films.List of Austrian Films in: Austrian Film Industry Report 2007, facts + figures 2006, p. 44–45