Anis Hamdoun is a talented individual with a rich background in various fields. Raised in a family passionate about theatre and the arts, Anis has a strong interest in science and music, as well as great analytical and creative skills. He has studied and worked in many fields, including chemistry, English, German, directing, playwriting and voice and drama therapy, and sees them all as parts of a whole.

Anis writes and directs for both film and theatre. He runs theatre workshops for young people, teaches German and English and leads many drama and voice therapy sessions. His theatre works, especially the play 'The Trip', have won awards in Germany and Europe and have been performed in many places, from well-known theatres to more experimental ones.

In film, Anis is known for his daring and artistic work. He has made documentaries and art films in collaboration with famous museums in Berlin and has begun work on a film trilogy, the first part of which, 'Chekhov', premiered at the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival and received many film awards at international festivals.

Anis is also an experienced teacher. He has lectured at the University of the Arts in Berlin, taught dramaturgy at the Film Arche Cinema Institute, and taught theatre and Arabic at the University L'Orientale in Naples. He also teaches German to children in refugee camps, helping them to prepare for the German school system.

Anis has also worked as a career counsellor at the Berlin University of the Arts, advising students on their career and study choices. For over 20 years he has been deeply involved in drama and voice therapy. Together with his Swedish colleague Hanna Nordqvist, Anis has created workshops that help different groups of people in Berlin, including young refugees, through the use of voice and writing.