Title: The New Tenants
Content:  The New Tenants is a 21-minute Danish-American short film directed by Joachim Back, written by Anders Thomas Jensen and adapted by David Rakoff. It was produced at M&M Productions and Park Pictures by executive producers Lance Acord, Mette Ambro, Jackie Kelman Bisbee, Gigi Realini, Jean Villiers, producers Sam Bisbee, Johanne Stryhn Felding, Erika Hampson, Tivi Magnusson, Christian Potalivo, director of photography Pawel Edelman, production designer Janet Kim. The locations manager was Nathan West. The film follows a couple who, upon moving into a new apartment, are terrorized by a drug dealer, looking to settle a score with the previous owner.
Title: The New Tenants
Content: Liane Balaban - Irene ; Kevin Corrigan - Zelko ; Vincent D'Onofrio - Jan ; Helen Hanft - Grandma ; Jamie Harrold - Pete ; David Rakoff - Frank 
Title: The Tenants (2005 film)
Content:  The Tenants is a 2005 film drama directed by Danny Green and starring Dylan McDermott and Snoop Dogg. It is based on the 1971 novel The Tenants by Bernard Malamud.
Title: The Tenants (2005 film)
Content:  In an abandoned tenement, an African-American militant writer and a Jewish novelist develop a friendship while struggling to complete their novels, but interpersonal tensions rise between them and in the end they kill each other over a woman who has abandoned both of them.
Title: The Tenants (2005 film)
Content: Dylan McDermott as Harry Lesser ; Snoop Dogg as Willie Spearmint ; Rose Byrne as Irene Bell ; Seymour Cassel as Levenspiel ; Niki J. Crawford as Mary Kettlesmith ; Aldis Hodge as Sam Clemence ; Gene Gilbert as Mr. Ross ; Linda Lawson as Anna 
Title: David Rakoff
Content:  Rakoff adapted the screenplay for the Academy Award winning short film The New Tenants, originally written by Anders Thomas Jensen. The director Joachim Back described Rakoff's role as having "helped me with the dialogue" and having "collaborated a lot on the dialogue". He also appears in the film. The film won the 2010 Oscar for best live action short film. Rakoff sold what he called a "meta screenplay", written with Dave Hill, based on a fictitious tour to publicize the book Don't Get Too Comfortable. In a short film based on the same story, Rakoff played a high-maintenance author opposite Dave Hill's patient, accommodating publicist.
Title: The Tenants (2009 film)
Content:  The Tenants (Os Inquilinos) is a 2009 Brazilian drama film directed by Sėrgio Bianchi. The film is featured in the Global Lens 2011 film series, sponsored by The Global Film Initiative.
Title: The Tenants Downstairs
Content:  The Tenants Downstairs is a 2016 Taiwanese black comedy-mystery-drama film based on Taiwanese writer Giddens Ko's novel of the same name. The film is written by Ko and also presented, produced and directed by Adam Tsuei and stars Simon Yam, Lee Kang-sheng, Kaiser Chuang, Ivy Shao and Sophia Li Filming for The Tenants Downstairs began in October 2015 and ended in November 2015 and was released on 12 August 2016.
Title: The Tenants (novel)
Content:  Malamud began the initial composition of the novel in 1969 and completed it in 1971. Its plot concerns a rivalry between two writers—one of them a Jew and the other an African-American— who are the last two persons remaining in a soon to be condemned apartment building. Before Malamud began writing this novel, he'd already "published two short stories treating relationships between blacks and Jews": "Angel Levine" (1955) and "Black Is My Favorite Color" (1963). And in at least one other story, "The Mourners" (1955), he had examined the fraught relationship between a tenant and a landlord. After he'd completed the novel, Malamud himself described The Tenants as a "tight, tense book, closer to the quality of short 
Title: The Tenants (novel)
Content:  When Malamud was asked, during an interview, what "set off" the writing of his novel, he replied: "Jews and blacks, the period of the troubles in New York City; the teachers strike, the rise of black activism, the mix-up of cause and effect. I thought I'd say a word." Malamud's biographer explains the genesis of the novel this way: "Malamud's imagination had been set going initially by a series of newspaper reports in January 1969 on New York slum landlords, seeking to get lingering tenants out of apartment properties which the landlords wished to sell off or tear down and convert into new office buildings. Essential water, heating, and elevator services were shut off; telephone threats were made."

Question: Who was the screenwriter for The New Tenants?
Answer: Anders Thomas Jensen.