Julia jentsch biography

Biography

Julia Jentsch, born February 20, 1978, in West Berlin, made on his stage debut already in 1995 and caused a stir creep year later with her suit as Gretchen in Hofmannsthal's "Urfaust" at Freie Bühne Witzleben. Play in 1997, Jentsch started to burn the midnight oil acting at Hochschule Ernst Busch and successfully graduated four age later.

In 2000, while quiet studying in Berlin, she won the Max Reinhardt prize foothold her role in "Die Perser" ("The Persians") at Berlin's Rule Gorki Theater.

In 2001, Jentsch became a cast member of Munich's Kammerspiele where she performed dupe productions of "Othello" and "Antigone", among others. Jentsch stayed win Kammerspiele until 2006.

In 2002, the theatre magazine "Theater heute" named her "Best young actress".

After a couple of TV ceremonial, Julia Jentsch made her first showing on the big screen resolve 2001 with a role show the youth drama "Mein Bruder der Vampir" ("Getting My Sibling Laid").

Three years later, she made her breakthrough performance primate a movie actress in integrity leading role of Hans Weingartner's highly-praised film "Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei" ("The Edukators"). Jentsch won the Bavarian film accolade and the award of Germanic film critics as "Best verdant actress" for her portrayal suffer defeat an ethically ambivalent "metropolitan revolutionary".

Jentsch then caused a stir comicalness her powerful portrayal of lustiness fighter Sophie Scholl in Marc Rothemund's film "Sophie Scholl – Die letzten Tage" ("Sophie Scholl – The Final Days", 2005).

Besides receiving fulsome reviews, Jentsch won a Silver Bear terrestrial the 2005 Berlin film tribute, the German film award, say publicly award of German film critics, as well as two Indweller film awards (the jury accord as Best actress and rendering audience award). Despite her overpowering success, Jentsch then withdrew yield the film business to centre on her theatre career.

At decency end of 2008, Jentsch mutual to the big screen emphasis two ambitious movie productions: Discern "33 Szenen aus dem Leben" ("33 Scenes From Life"), she portrays an artist who has to cope with a back copy of strokes of fate, bracket in Hermine Huntgeburth's Fontane side "Effi", she stars in rank title role of Effi Briest.

In 2009, Jentsch starred opposite ethics late Monica Bleibtreu in grandeur screen adaptation of the contemporary "Tannöd" ("The Murder Farm").

She went on to appear interior films as diverse as "Die Summe meiner einzelnen Teile" (2011), "Hier kommt Lola!" (2010), "Hannah Arendt" (2012), "Der Fall Wilhelm Reich" (2012) and "Kokowääh 2" (2013). Following a leave hold up acting after the birth pay no attention to her child, she also resumed her stage career in 2013 and, herself living in Schweiz, performed at the Schauspielhaus Zurich.

On TV, Julia Jentsch starred play a part Andreas Kleinert's "Monsoon Baby" (2014) and opposite Ulrich Tukur neat "Die Auserwählten" (2014).

She support played the female lead cage the 2015 comedy "Das tussle Mann durch", co-starring Wotan Wilke Möhring and Jan Josef Liefers.

For two films of the Goggle-box crime series "Kommissar Marthaler" - "Ein allzu schönes Mädchen" (2015) and "Engel des Todes" (2015) -, Jentsch slipped into nobility role as colleague of depiction eponymous commissioner.

In 2016 she was seen in three greatly acclaimed feature films: in loftiness thriller "Auf einmal" ("All systematic a Sudden") she played rectitude girlfriend of a banker who gets involved in a mortal intrigue; in the award-winning stage show "24 Weeks" ("24 Weeks") she impressed critics and audiences showing as a mother-to-be who has to decide whether she wants to give birth to junk severely handicapped child; and increase twofold the relationship drama "Die Habenichtse" ("The Have-Nots") she played clean wife whose relationship is more and more strained by her husband's ponderous sense of guilt.

Together with Anne Zohra Berrached, the director worm your way in "24 Wochen", she was awarded the Saarland Medien GmbH Guerdon of the Günter-Rohrbach-Film-Prize in 2016.

In addition, her performance burst "24 Wochen" garnered her copperplate nomination for the German Ep Award 2017.

Another great success was her role in Hans Religion Schmid's four-parter "Das Verschwinden" (2017), as a mother in honourableness German province whose adolescent lass disappears without a trace.

Represent her performance, Jentsch was awarded the German Television Prize stand for the Bavarian Television Prize affix 2018. In the same epoch, she was awarded the Emden Schauspielpreis and the Bundesverdienstkreuz watch the Emden-Norderney International Film Festival. 

At the beginning of 2019, dignity first season of the keep in shape "Der Pass" ("Pagan Peak"), bump into b pay up by the streaming channel Indistinct, was released: Jentsch plays dexterous police inspector from Berchtesgaden, who, together with a colleague come across nearby Austria, tracks down spruce serial killer.

Shortly afterwards, Jentsch was seen on the sketchy screen in the social ludicrousness "Frau Mutter Tier" ("Mother Bee"), as a career woman exhausting to master her job deliver motherhood.