Ariella Hirshfeld

Ariella Hirshfeld (2007)

Ariella Hirshfeld , also Ariella Hirschfeld (* 1980 in Düsseldorf ), is a German actress .

Life

Her film debut was made by Ariella Hirshfeld, the daughter of an American with Jewish-Lithuanian roots who left the United States as a child in the 1950s and emigrated to Israel, and an Israeli of Jewish-Iraqi origin, in 2001 as Miriam in Sebastian Kutzli's film-im -Film-Drama Everything Zombies . In 2004 she played Madina at the side of André Hennicke and Lars Rudolph in the Schleuser drama Rien ne va plus and had a world premiere in 2006 at the 63rd Venice International Film Festival. Several appearances in TV roles followed: In 2004 Hirshfeld took over, among others, Fatma in Rolf Schübel's drama Time of Desires, which was awarded the Grimme Prize in 2005 . Ariella Hirshfeld played her first international role as Kati alongside John Malkovich and Veronica Ferres in the feature film Klimt . In 2008 she played the role of Julchen Hagenström in the feature film " Buddenbrooks - a business of some size" directed by Heinrich Breloer . In 2010 she worked at the Hebbeltheater Berlin under the direction of Hans-Werner Kroesinger and was filming a series of Commissario Brunetti in Venice.

education

1998–2002 studied acting at the Folkwang University in the Ruhr area
2002, 2003 and 2004 workshop with Carolina Pecheny, Théâtre du Soleil
2005 workshop with Slawomir Idziak at the Art Academy for Media Cologne

stage

2000 assistant director you are also very attractive when you are dead under the direction of Brian Michaels, Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus

2000 The merry women of Windsor , Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen

2001 The Dream Pillow , Moscow International Theater Festival

2002 The doctor in spite of himself , Zeche Bochum

2002 ad ultimo , Tanzhaus NRW in Düsseldorf

2002 Kalea , Mülheim City Theater

2003 Sheherezade , Roma Theater Pralipe (in coproduction with the Theatro del Velador in Seville and the Carnival of Cultures in Berlin)

2004 Jashar Roi , Roma Theater Pralipe

2004 The Blood Wedding , Roma Theater Pralipe

2005 From 1001 Nights , Bremen City Theater

2007 two times Heimat Jerusalem , (Roter Salon) Volksbühne Berlin

2007 Mother Africa , Mülheim City Theater

2008 Latet / Dedication , Jewish Community House Berlin

2008 Medea Voices , Hamburg University of Music and Theater

2009 "Horror Vacui" Zeisehallen Hamburg, Schauspielhaus Hamburg

2010 "Blackwater - pmc", Hebbeltheater Berlin

2010 "Keren and the little oil jug", TAK Berlin

2011 "Frida Kahlo", Theaterhaus Mitte Berlin

Filmography

2000: Incognito (short film)
2001: Everything Zombies (short film)
2001: Fools (short film)
2003: Evil Knights (feature film)
2004: Rien ne va plus (photo novel / feature film)
2004: Time of Wishes (feature film)
2004: The Austrian Method (feature film)
2005: Opposite (short film)
2005: Klimt (feature film)
2005: Summertime (short film)
2006: Heat (short film)
2006: Amoure (short film)
2007: Night prayer (short film)
2008: Buddenbrooks (feature film and TV two-part)
2010: Donna Leon - The girl of his dreams (TV movie)
2014: Seil (photo novel / feature film)
2015: Two Meet (Feature Film)
2019: Notruf Hafenkante (TV series, 1 episode)
2020: The Savior - We Are Lawyers (TV series, 1 episode)

Web links

personal data
SURNAME	Hirshfeld, Ariella
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Hirschfeld, Ariella
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German actress
DATE OF BIRTH	1980
PLACE OF BIRTH	Düsseldorf , North Rhine-Westphalia , Federal Republic of Germany