Nicolette Krebitz

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Nicolette Krebitz at the Berlinale 2011

Nicolette Krebitz (born September 2, 1972 in West Berlin ) is a German actress , mostly in cinema and television films, director and musician. She also works as a speaker for radio plays and audio books.

Life

Krebitz at the Berlinale 2012

Krebitz grew up with her mother in Braunschweig- Querum and later in West Berlin. She came to film through a children's casting, which her mother actually only wanted to send her older sister to. At the side of Harald Juhnke she played in Sigi, the street sweeper his daughter.

When she was at school, she was a child star in television films and programs, after dropping out of school, Nicolette Krebitz completed classical and modern dance training at the Ballet Center and learned at the drama school "Der Kreis" (Fritz Kirchhoff School).

With the leading roles in Domenica as well as the television productions Schicksalsspiel and Just Zoé , she achieved greater attention. For her portrayal of the HIV-infected Zoé she was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize . Nicolette Krebitz achieved great public success in 1997 with Bandits , for whom she and her colleagues Katja Riemann and Jasmin Tabatabai wrote a soundtrack that achieved gold status .

In 2001 Krebitz produced her first feature film with Jeans , which she also directed herself. Her directorial work The Heart is a Dark Forest with Nina Hoss in the lead role received much recognition from film critics in 2007. In 2008 Krebitz shot an episode of the film project Deutschland 09 . Her third feature film as a director and screenwriter, Wild , is about the encounter between a young woman and a wolf. Wild was invited to the Sundance Film Festival in 2016 and received four awards at the 2017 German Film Prize .

Nicolette Krebitz lives with her son in Berlin.

Filmography

Awards

various

Fettes Brot have published the song Nicolette Krebitzwart (together with Tocotronic ) on their album Fettes Brot lets greetings , a modification of Bananarama's hit Robert De Niro's Waiting… .

Nicolette Krebitz is pictured on the cover of the new order album Get Ready . She can also be seen on the associated singles Crystal and 60 Miles an Hour and the tour posters. The photos are from Juergen Teller . Before that, she was on the cover of the Terranova album Close The Door (along with various soundtracks) - also photographed by Juergen Teller.

For the French film 8 Women by François Ozon , Nicolette Krebitz worked as the voice actress for the German version. She spoke the role of the daughter Suzon, played by Virginie Ledoyen .

RP Kahl made a documentary about Nicolette Krebitz, Laura Tonke , Katharina Schüttler and Inga Birkenfeld under the title Girls on Sunday , which premiered at the Munich Film Festival in 2005 and was awarded the Hessian Film Prize's young talent .

Audio books

Web links

Commons : Nicolette Krebitz  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ bandits-movie.de Questions and answers about the actresses: When exactly was Nicolette Krebitz born?
  2. ↑ Art Prize Berlin 2019 , Akademie der Künste Berlin from March 18, 2019, accessed April 10, 2019
personal data
SURNAME Krebitz, Nicolette
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and director
DATE OF BIRTH 2nd September 1972
PLACE OF BIRTH West Berlin