Silke Bodenbender
Silke Bodenbender (born January 31, 1974 in Bonn ) is a German actress .
life and career
Silke Bodenbender was born in 1974 as the daughter of the future North Rhine-Westphalian State Secretary Wolfgang Bodenbender .
During her training at the Schauspiel München (1996–1999) she played at the Southeast Bavarian City Theater . Engagements at the Schauspielhaus Dortmund , the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus , the Schaubühne Berlin and the Nationaltheater Mannheim followed. In 2018 she became a member of the ensemble at the Schauspiel Stuttgart .
She made a successful debut in film in 2005 with the lead role in the award-winning debut film by the German-Egyptian filmmaker Samir Nasr , Consequences (including the Civis Prize and the Golden Gate in San Francisco). Shortly afterwards she had her breakthrough with the lead role in Dieter Wedel's television film Papa und Mama . Several films in which she participated afterwards - for example B. Silver Wedding (2006) and Beyond Death (2009) - were nominated for the Grimme Prize .
Bodenbender herself was awarded the German Television Prize in the category Best Supporting Actress in 2008 for her performance in A Serious Affair and The Youngest Court . In Niki Stein's TV film Until Nothing Remains , she took on the role of fanatical Scientology supporter Gine Reiners . Also under his direction, she played the lead roles in the war returning drama Reunion with a Stranger and in Father Mother Murderer . For her role as mother in the latter, she was awarded the FIPA d'or Grand Prize as best actress at the Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels in Biarritz in 2012. She was also in 2010 and 2013 in the category German Best Actress for the Golden Camera and in 2012 and 2014 nominated for the German Television Award.
Silke Bodenbender has a son (* 2010) and a daughter (* 2014). She lives in Berlin-Schöneberg .
Filmography (selection)
- 1999: Long Devision (short film)
- 1999: God is the swimming coach
- 2002: Damn In Love (TV Series)
- 2004–2005: girl friends - friendship with heart (TV series)
- 2005: consequential damage
- 2006: Papa and Mama (two-parter)
- 2006: angels like us
- 2006: The dead man on the beach
- 2006: silver wedding anniversary
- 2007: Through Heaven and Hell (two-part)
- 2007: My old friend Fritz
- 2007: a momentous affair
- 2007: The Inferno - Flames over Berlin
- 2007: Erlkönig
- 2007: mid 30th
- 2007: Treasure Island (two-part)
- 2007: The Last Judgment (two-part)
- 2008: The Blue Hour (short film)
- 2008: Everything is fine again (short film)
- 2009: Order Guardian Angel
- 2009: Beyond Death
- 2009: a question of trust
- 2010: meeting a stranger again
- 2010: Until nothing remains
- 2011: The hour of the wolf
- 2011: You don't kiss Christmas angels
- 2011: father mother murderer
- 2011: The invisible girl
- 2012: The lioness
- 2013: crime scene: beautiful Mona is dead
- 2013: a fateful night
- 2013: Everything is fine
- 2014: Blood Sisters: The dead in the mountain hut
- 2014: The souls in the fire
- 2016: Oregon Pine
- 2016: Wild
- 2016: love maybe
- 2016: Lotte Jäger and the dead girl
- 2016: Desired children
- 2017: Queen of the Night
- 2017: Parents and Other Truths
- 2017: The Commissioner and the Child
- 2017: Looking for a child
- 2018: Teufelsmoor
- 2018: Lotte Jäger and the dead woman in the village
- 2018: We just played
- 2019: Walpurgis Night - The Girls and Death
- 2019: We would be different people (TV movie)
Theater (selection)
- Southeast Bavarian City Theater Landshut-Passau (1999–2000)
- Faust 1, role: Gretchen - director: Johannes Reitmeier
- Bunbury, role: Cesilia - director: Markus Everding
- Threepenny Opera, role: Whore - Director: Volkmar Kamm
- Tsunami (world premiere), role: Mandy - director: Dietmar Zerwes
- Schauspielhaus Dortmund
- 2000–2001: Drumming in the Night - Director: Uwe Hergenröder
- 2000–2002: Das Fest (based on Thomas Vinterberg), world premiere, role: Pia - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- Schaubühne Berlin
- 2002–2003: Merlin or Das wüsten Land , role: Elaine - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf
- 2001: 39.90 (world premiere), role: Sofia - film director: Tobias Meinecke
- 2001–2004: Cabal and love, role: Luise - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- 2003–2006: Platonov, role: Sophia - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- National Theater Mannheim
- 2006–2008: Elektra must bear grief, role: Lavinia (Elektra) - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- 2009: Macbeth, role: Lady Macbeth - director: Andras Fricsay
- Stuttgart theater
- 2018–2020: birds, role Norah - director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
- Salzburg Festival
- 2019: The Outraged (World Premiere),
Role: Elsa - Director: Burkhard C. Kosminski
Awards
- 2006: tz-bouquet of roses for the ensemble of silver wedding
- 2008: Nominated for the Bavarian Television Award for Best Actress in the "Feature Film" category for a momentous affair and inferno
- 2008: German television award in the category “Best Actress Supporting Role” for A Momentous Affair and The Last Judgment
- 2010: nominated for the Golden Camera for Best Actress for Beyond Death
- 2011: nominated for the Jupiter Award as best national actress for A Question of Trust
- 2012: FIPA d'or Grand Prize as best actress at the Festival International de Programs Audiovisuels in Biarritz for father mother murderer
- 2012: nominated for the German Television Award for Best Actress for The Invisible Girl
- 2013: Premio Bacco
- 2013: nominated for the Golden Camera as best actress for The Invisible Girl
- 2013: Roland Film Prize for the team of The Invisible Girl
- 2014: nominated for the German Television Award for Best Actress for It's all in order
Web links
- Silke Bodenbender in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Silke Bodenbender at filmportal.de
- Silke Bodenbender at the Players agency
- Silke Bodenbender at Schauspiel Stuttgart
- The free swimmer. Portrait in the Tagesspiegel (2010)
- She is good at being silent. Portrait in the taz (2011)
Individual evidence
- ↑ German Television Award nominations 2012. Accessed March 2, 2015 .
- ↑ German Television Award - nominees 2014. Accessed March 2, 2015 .
- ↑ Daniela Zinser: She can keep quiet. taz.de, accessed on November 18, 2014 .
- ^ Premio Bacco - Prize Winner. on nottedellestelle.de , accessed on May 6, 2013
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Bodenbender, Silke |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actress |
DATE OF BIRTH | January 31, 1974 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Bonn , North Rhine-Westphalia , Federal Republic of Germany |