The honors of two major producers in Germany include European Film Award winners “Babylon Berlin” and Mischa Hofmann, the German Film Award winner “John Rabe”, who merged the troops to establish production company Polle & Hofmann Pictures.

Polle was recently managing director of production company X Filme Creative Pool, while Hofmann is managing director of Odeon Fiction. Both producers aired on prime time ARD, which attracted up to 10 million viewers and gained about 27% of the market share.

In 1996, Hofmann and Philip Voges co-founded Hofmann & Voges Entertainment, which was taken over by Odeon films in 2007. Until recently, Hofmann was the managing director of Audin's novels. He has worked as a producer in many different genres. With over 200 TV and film productions under his Aegis, serving as managing director of films such as "Erkan & Stefan", "Wo Ist Fred?" and "John Rabe", such as "The Streets of Berlin", "The Beginners of the Turks", "Spy City" and most recently "Sartre". His works have won the German Film Award, the German TV Award and the Bavarian Film Award.

Polle started as a producer in Bavarian films since 2005, and then was in the same position at Hofmann & Voges Entertainment in 2007. Among other shows, he has been involved in "The Streets of Berlin" and produced the Grimme Award and the German TV Crime Award Award "Tatort: ​​Nie Wieder Frei Sein". In May 2010, Polle moved to X Filme Creative Pool, where he initially led the TV department and was appointed Managing Director in 2021. His work includes Grimme Award nominated "Tatort - Die Wahrheit", "Wunschkinder", "Wunschkinder" and "Tatort - Tatort - Unklare Lage", as well as the series "Babylon Berlin" and "Babylon Berlin" and "Tina tina" and "Tina" and "Tina" and "Tina".

Internationally, he produced the series “Furia” with Monster Scripted (Norway), ZDF and Viaplay, which premiered in the competition of Series Mania Festival in 2021. Most recently, he produced together with True Content Entertainment (Denmark), Epo Film (Austria) as well as ZDF, DR and New8 the German-Danish series “Other People's Money,” which premiered in Panorama at this year's Berlinale.

Polle is vice chairman of the German Producers League TV Festival.

"I've known Michael since 2005, when he produced the 'Berlin Street' at Hofmann & Voges. Since then, we haven't had one another's eyes. Now, we're seeing time to work together again because we think about the project and produce the same perspective, and in general. We both want to be independent of the content and creative groups. We rely on more and more parties to develop quality quality, and we can develop quality quality quality. And share that attitude."

Polle added: "Our vision has always been our vision to build homes for creatives, where we can create something special together and be on an equal footing. Action, push boundaries, have emotional signatures but don't lose the boundaries of the audience, whether it's in a cinema or in movies/TV. Going back to the days of Hofmann & Voges, so now we both walk around in a beautiful way."