German director DetlevBuck is also preparing a new film in his home country, bringing "Measuring the World", a book by German writer Daniel Kehlmann that topped the bestseller list of Der Spiegel for 37 consecutive weeks, to the screen and using 3D technology to shoot. The two works have something in common, in addition to being bestsellers, in that they both have intersecting lives and exciting adventure stories. The protagonists of "Measuring the World" are two eccentric geniuses in Germany at the end of the 18th century, namely the naturalist Humboldt and the mathematician Gauss, who were "measuring the world" in their own ways until the end when their lives intersected. Daniel Kehlmann was only 30 years old when he wrote the book. "Measuring the World" and Michael Haneke's new work "Love" (starring Isabelle Huppert) and other films have received funding from this year's Berlin Film Board. DetlevBuck is currently polishing the script, and the specific start time has not been determined, but there is no doubt that it will become the largest 3D film produced in Germany to date.