Veit Helmer

Veit Helmer is a German film director known for films including Absurdistan and Tuvalu.

Helmer's work mixes theatrical and visual comedy with folkloric or fable-like settings. The provided review of Absurdistan highlights themes of gender conflict, community and a village water crisis, and compares Helmer's visual approach to Eastern European auteurs.

DeBaser's coverage of Veit Helmer centers on Absurdistan, a visually theatrical comedy about a village water crisis and a women's revolt. The reviews compare Helmer's approach to Eastern European auteurs and classical theatrical sources, praising his visual inventiveness while noting occasional naivety. Overall reception in the provided review is favorable (4/5).

For:Fans of art-house and international cinema, readers interested in visual comedy and gender‑themed fables.