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Sandra Hüller

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German actress (born 1978)

Sandra Hüller
Hüller in 2023
Born (1978-04-30)30 April 1978 (age 47)[1][2]
Alma materErnst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts
OccupationActress
Years active1998–present
Children1
AwardsFull list

Sandra Hüller (German:[ˈzandʁaˈhʏlɐ]; born 30 April 1978) is a German actress. She has appeared in German, Austrian, British, French, and American films. She has receivedvarious accolades, including twoEuropean Film Awards, aCésar Award and threeGerman Film Awards, along with nominations for anAcademy Award and twoBAFTA Awards.

Hüller has playedAnneliese Michel inHans-Christian Schmid's 2006 dramaRequiem, for which she won theSilver Bear for Best Actress, and a troubled daughter inMaren Ade's 2016 comedyToni Erdmann, for which she won her firstEuropean Film Award for Best Actress. She portrayedIrma Sztáray inFrauke Finsterwalder's 2023 historical black comedySisi & I.

International recognition came in 2023 for her starring roles inJustine Triet'slegal dramaAnatomy of a Fall andJonathan Glazer'sHolocaust dramaThe Zone of Interest. Her performances in the former won her another European Film Award and aCésar Award, in addition to a nomination for theAcademy Award for Best Actress.

Early life and education

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Hüller was born inSuhl,Thuringia,[3] East Germany,[1] and grew up inOberhof andFriedrichroda, small villages in the heavily forested state of Thuringia.[4][5] She is the elder of two children,[6] with parents who were educators;[7] her father taught at a center for apprentices, her mother gave after-school tutoring.[5]

Hüller cut off her hair, dyed it red,[8] and joined a drama club as a teenager.[9] "I took part in the theatre workshop at school and really enjoyed it, but I never thought that it could be a profession for me. It was more of a hobby", Hüller said.[10] In high school,[7] Hüller had her stage debut with the 1996 productionWir Voodookinder directed byRobert Lehniger at theTheatertreffen der Jugend in Berlin.[11] From 1996, Hüller studied acting at theErnst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin,[12] graduating in 2003.[13][14]

After graduating, Hüller left Berlin and spent two years at a theatre southwest of Leipzig, then moved to Switzerland to join theTheater Basel.[7] Hüller speaks German, English, French and Spanish.[9]

Career

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Hüller in 2023

Hüller appeared from 1998 to 2001 at the Theaterhaus[15]Jena,Thuringia and then for one year at the Schauspiel[16][17][18] Leipzig. It was Oliver Held,[19] a playwright from Jena, who recommended her to the Theater Basel in Switzerland, where she appeared until 2006.[12]

In 2006, Hüller appeared as Michaela Klingler inHans-Christian Schmid's filmRequiem, for which she won the56th Berlin International Film Festival'sAward for Best Actress and her firstGerman Film Award.[20]

In 2009, Hüller appeared asElizabeth I, inVirgin Queen atPrater Volksbühne theatre,[21] and in the music-theater-showFor Love, directed by Tom Schneider, based on the works ofKurt Cobain andCourtney Love.[22][23]

In 2012, at the62nd Berlin International Film Festival, Hüller was – alongsideEmily Jacir andDavid OReilly – part of the jury that choseJustine Triet'sVilaine Fille Mauvais Garçon as the festival's best short film.[24]

From 2012 to 2015, Hüller was a member of the company[25] at theMunich Kammerspiele, where she worked with directorJohan Simons on several plays,[26] notablyElfriede Jelinek'sDie Straße. Die Stadt. Der Überfall. in 2013.[27]

In 2014, Hüller won theGerman Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Franziska Feldenhoven inFrauke Finsterwalder's filmFinsterworld.[28]

In 2016, Hüller co-founded the FARN.collective theater group.[29] She accepted the invitation to become a member of Berlin'sAcademy of Arts in 2017.[30]

In 2018, Hüller became a member of the company at theSchauspiel Bochum, again working with Johan Simons.[7] In 2018, she played the lead role in Simons' adaptation ofPenthesilea in Bochum and at theSalzburg Festival.[31]

In 2019, Hüller appeared in Johan Simons' award-winning, gender-switched version ofHamlet.[32][5] In 2019, Hüller was part of the69th Berlin International Film Festival's jury, chaired byJuliette Binoche.[33] Later in 2019, she appeared in two French films,Justine Triet'sSibyl, where she played film director Mika,[34] and inAlice Winocour'sProxima as the psychologist Wendy.[35]

In 2023, Hüller portrayed CountessIrma Sztáray in Frauke Finsterwalder's historical black comedy filmSisi & I, a retelling of the later years ofEmpress Elisabeth of Austria from the point of view of herlady-in-waiting. The film had its world premiere at the73rd Berlin Film Festival on 19 February 2023,[36] and was released in Germany on 30 March 2023.[37] Hüller was nominated for theGerman Film Award for Best Actress for her performance in the film.[38]

In 2023, Hüller starred in two films that premiered in main competition at the2023 Cannes Film Festival;[39] the Frenchlegal dramaAnatomy of a Fall byJustine Triet, which won thePalme d'Or,[40] and the American-British-PolishHolocaust dramaThe Zone of Interest byJonathan Glazer, which won theGrand Prix.[40] She won her secondEuropean Film Award for Best Actress forAnatomy of a Fall, while also being nominated forThe Zone of Interest.[41] She also earnedAcademy Award[42] andGolden Globe[43] nominations forAnatomy of a Fall, as well asBAFTA Film Award nominations for bothAnatomy of a Fall andThe Zone of Interest.[44] She also won theCésar Award for Best Actress forAnatomy of a Fall.[45]

In June 2024, Hüller was invited to become a member of theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.[46]

Hüller is scheduled to directPenthesile:a:s by Marie Dilasser at theNeues Theater Halle/Saale in 2025.[47]

Other activities

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In 2024, Hüller appeared in the first-ever advertising campaign ofPhoebe Philo's eponymous fashion brand.[48][49]

In July 2024, Hüller christened the shipSea-Eye 5 for theSea-Eye NGO inAncona and criticized the European migration policy in an interview.[50]

Personal life

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Hüller considersThuringia as home.[8][51]

Hüller lives inLeipzig-Plagwitz, Germany, with her daughter, who was born in 2011.[52][53]

Hüller is a licensed forklift operator, certified for a role in Thomas Stuber’sIn the Aisles.[13][54]

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleRoleNotes
1999Nicht auf den MundDaisyShort film
Midsommar StoriesBeatriceSegment: "Sabotage"
2006RequiemMichaela Klingler
Kühe lächeln mit den AugenJulia
MadonnasRita
2008Where in This WorldShort film
A Woman in BerlinSteffi
The ArchitectReh Winter
2009RoentgenCharlotteShort film
FlySarah
Germany 09: 13 Short Films About the State of the NationUlrike MeinhofSegment: "Die Unvollendete"
Miss Stinnes Motors Round the WorldClärenore Stinnes
Henri 4Catherine of Bourbon
2010Brownian MovementCharlotte
Aghet – Ein VölkermordTacy AtkinsonDocumentary
2011Above Us Only SkyMartha Sabel
2012FlussMotherShort film
Strings
2013FinsterworldFranziska Feldenhoven
2014Lose My SelfFrauke, Lena's friend
Amour FouMarie von Kleist
2016Toni ErdmannInes Conradi
2017Don'tSuperheroShort film
Fack ju Göhte 3Biggi Enzberger
2018In the AislesMarion Koch
25 km/hTanja
2019SibylMikaela "Mika" Sanders
ProximaWendy Hauer
ExileNora
2020Sleep[55]Marlene
2021I'm Your ManEmployee
Munich – The Edge of WarHelen Winter
2022The Black Square[56]Martha
Talking About the Weather[57]Clara
2023Sisi & IIrma Sztáray
Anatomy of a FallSandra Voyter
The Zone of InterestHedwig Höss
2024Two to One[58]Maren
2025Rose[59][60][61]RosePost-production
2026Project Hail Mary[62]Eva StrattPost-production
Untitled Alejandro G. Iñárritu filmPost-production
2027True-ish[63]Janet PainePre-production

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotes
2011Der KriminalistConny Lojewski1 episode
2013PinocchioFoxMiniseries
2014Polizeiruf 110Karen Wagner1 episode
2016Crime Scene CleanerSilke Hansen
2024Zeit VerbrechenSusanne Meierhof

Radio plays

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Audio books

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  • 2013: Finn-Ole Heinrich:Die erstaunlichen Abenteuer der Maulina Schmitt – Mein kaputtes Königreich. (Hörcompany)
  • 2014: Finn-Ole Heinrich:Die erstaunlichen Abenteuer der Maulina Schmitt – Warten auf Wunder. (Hörcompany)
  • 2015: Finn-Ole Heinrich:Die erstaunlichen Abenteuer der Maulina Schmitt – Ende des Universums (Hörcompany)
  • 2015:Karen Köhler:Wir haben Raketen geangelt (tacheles!/Roof Music)
  • 2017: Mariana Leky:Was man von hier aus sehen kann (tacheles!/Roof Music)
  • 2018:Wolfgang Herrndorf:Bilder deiner großen Liebe: Ein großer Monolog mit Musik (tacheles!/Roof Music)[67]
  • 2019: Mariana Leky:Die Herrenausstatterin (tacheles!/Roof Music)[68]
  • 2019: Mariana Leky:Erste Hilfe (tacheles!/Roof Music)[68]

Awards and nominations

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Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Sandra Hüller

BesidesJulia Jentsch andPaula Beer, Hüller is the only German actress to win both theEuropean Film Award and theSilver Bear for Best Actress, top honors of theEuropean Film Academy andBerlin Film Festival, in the 21st century.[69][70]

ForAnatomy of a Fall (2023), Hüller became thethird German actress to be nominated for theAcademy Award forBest Actress, and the first German actress to be nominated sinceLuise Rainer in 1937.[71]

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