Kantara Productions
Showreel 2026

Two generations, one address in Berlin.

A film company working across commercials, documentary and fiction.

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Selected work

The work

Every film below was made by this house. Some for brands, some for broadcasters, some for nobody but the story.

What documentary knows about patience ends up in a thirty second spot. What advertising knows about timing ends up in a documentary.

How this works

One house, three strands

Kantara Productions is deliberately small. A fixed core, a network of cinematographers, editors and industry partners, and three strands of work that keep improving each other.

01

Commercial

Advertising, image films and social content for Porsche, Nike, MINI, Sony and St. Regis.

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02

Documentary

The documentary strand draws on the work of John A. Kantara.

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03

Fiction

Short films and narrative material. This is where the handwriting is formed.

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Kantara Films & Documentaries

John A. Kantara

250+
films
30
years
6
broadcasters

For three decades John A. Kantara has made science, politics and society legible for German and European television.

John A. Kantara
Selected documentaries
Joshua Kantara
Director, Producer

Joshua Kantara

Joshua works on both sides of the camera.

In front of the camera

On screen

Alongside directing, Joshua works as an actor, most recently in the Netflix series Cassandra.

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Behind the screens

The other ninety percent

Sets, detours, long days and the minutes in between.

Get in touch

Tell us about your project

A finished brief or an idea on the back of a napkin, both work.

info@kantaraproductions.com
Phone +49 151 74105361
Studio Leberstraße 78
10829 Berlin, Germany
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First call Free and without obligation.
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Werbung

Dokumentarfilm

Fiktion

Archiv, John A. Kantara