For the past few months, I have been contributing to WELT TV's English-language documentary output. The first documentary I translated and edited this way for my client is particularly noteworthy for its rawness and unflinching depiction of the war in Ukraine. Bloodshed in Bakhmut is available on YouTube for free. I heartily recommend it - and would do so even if I hadn’t helped it come to life.

In 2011, I began creating music for the German audio drama series "Sherlock Holmes - Die neuen Fälle." I didn't realize at the time that this would become a long-term project. The final episode, episode 56, is now available on CD, LP, and streaming. It has been 13 years.

54 years after the film’s release, Roy Budd’s music for “Soldier Blue” has been released on CD. How come? This is the story of how I unearthed the tapes from a storage container in North Yorkshire.

One of my favourite things in life has always been discovering new stuff that excites me. Earlier this year, Oscar-winning composer David Shire and I discovered the 1960s recording tapes for his first film- and television compositions.

This summer, I was asked by the Europäische FilmPilharmonie to pen articles for their new homepage, which has now been unveiled.

Mein ausführlicher Artikel über den vergessenen Filmemacher Franz-Josef Spieker – „Tempel der frustrierten Träume: Das Verschwinden des Franz-Josef Spieker“ – ist im österreichischen „ray“ online erschienen.

After some delay, my new book, The Unfilmable Confederacy of Dunces – How Ignatius J. Reilly Defeated Hollywood, was finally published on December 2, 2022, by McFarland.