Eric D. Hordes is a German filmmaker and author who draws his creative energy from the interplay between his life in the breathtaking expanses of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the mysterious depths of the forests in Baden-Baden. His artistic expression and vision are deeply influenced by a series of personal, unexplainable experiences, ranging from mysterious apparitions to confrontations with the Men in Black. These experiences have not only changed his worldview but have also had a lasting impact on his works in film and literature. As a director, screenwriter, and producer, he is best known for the films "The Founder" and "Under ConTroll." Hordes owes his artistic development to the influence of two significant mentors: Helmut Krauss, a renowned German actor and voice actor who introduced him to the art of directing, and Dr. Klaus Fischer, a German author and former secret agent, who nurtured his literary vein. With the support of these mentors and his own experiences, Hordes has developed the ability to create compelling stories that transcend the realm of the fantastical and lead into the world of the paranormal.
