Antoni Stutz

Antoni Stutz is a Swiss German filmmaker and artist. Stutz directed and produced the neo-noir thriller Rushlights (2013), starring Beau Bridges, Aidan Quinn, Josh Henderson and Haley Webb. The feature film was an official selection at the Montreal, Shanghai, Newport Beach and Dallas International Film Festivals. A director's cut was released in 2016.Stutz acted as Executive Producer alongside Academy Award © winning producer Fred Roos on the film Expired (2007) directed by Cecilia Miniucchi starring Jason Patric and Samantha Morton. Expired premiered at Sundance Film Festival and was also included in the official selection of the 2007 Cannes Film Festival. Patrick won Best Actor at the Stockholm Intl. Film Festival.Most recently, Stutz served as producer on the feature No Place Like Rome (2025), starring Stephen Dorff, which premiered at the Venice International Film Festival, as well as Executive Producer on Life Upside Down (2023), starring Bob Odenkirk, for AMC Networks.Stutz directed his first feature film, the comedy/thriller You're Killing Me in 2000, starring Julie Bowen (Modern Family). Earlier in his career, Stutz worked as a director for commercials and music videos, including MTV's iconic "ROCK THE VOTE" campaign.Stutz began his career as an actor in his teens. Besides a long list of national TV commercials, Antoni's early television roles included Tour of Duty and Michael Mann's Crime Story. His first feature film role was in John Frankenheimer's thriller Dead Bang, co-starring Don Johnson, Penelope Ann Miller and William Forsythe.Stutz is currently developing his next feature film which he will direct. A full Bio is available on Wikipedia which includes Stutz's notable accomplishments as a fine artist.