Josef Hader explains why it’s good to be afraid. The cabaret artist also explains why he doesn’t leave the church and how his childhood in the country inspired his film “Andrea Gets a Divorce”.
One of the few positive developments in recent human history is the fact that the Austrian cabaret artist Josef Hader, 62, has also been a film director for a few years. In 2017 he shot his wonderful debut “Wilde Maus”. Now follows the provincial tragicomedy “Andrea is getting a divorce”, in which a village policewoman turns rural life in Lower Austria upside down. The detailed conversation about, literally, God and the world takes place in Munich.