In 1972, Karl Lagerfeld is 38 and not yet wearing his iconic hairstyle. He is a ready-to-wear designer, unknown to the general public. While he meets and falls in love with the sultry Jacques de Bascher, an ambitious and troubling young dandy, the most mysterious of fashion designers dares to take on his friend (and rival) Yves Saint Laurent, a genius of haute couture backed by the redoubtable businessman Pierre Bergé.
Feel the thrill of the road with this action-packed sports drama inspired by true events. A true David vs. Goliath story spotlighting the intense rivalry between German team Audi and Italian team Lancia at the 1983 Rally World Championship. Against all odds, Lancia battles to regain its former glory with an unbeatable combination of bold innovation and extraordinary courage.
The 1960s. María Margarita is the youngest of four siblings in a family that lives in a mining town in the Atacama desert (Chile). The most special time in the week is Sunday, when everyone goes to the movies to enjoy stories that transport them to other worlds. The girl's parents soon realize that their little daughter has a very special gift, an uncanny ability to tell movie stories.
All Quiet on the Western Front tells the gripping story of a young German soldier on the
Western Front of World War I. Paul and his comrades experience first-hand how the initial
euphoria of war turns into desperation and fear as they fight for their lives, and each other, in
the trenches. The film from director Edward Berger is based on the world renowned bestseller
of the same name by Erich Maria Remarque.
Berlin, the Prenzlauer Berg district. Daniel is a movie star accustomed to success. His loft apartment is stylish and so is his wife, and the nanny has the children under control. Everything is tip-top, bilingual and ready for him to jet off to an audition in London where a role in an American superhero film awaits the celebrated German-Spanish actor. Popping into the local bar on the corner, he finds Bruno sitting there. As transpires by the minute, Bruno has been waiting for this moment for a long time. And so this eternally overlooked man – one of reunicaroufication's losers and a victim of the gentrification of what was once East Berlin – takes his revenge. With Daniel as his target…
Marvel Studios’ “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” stars Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson aka The Falcon, and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes aka The Winter Soldier. The pair, who came together in the final moments of “Avengers: Endgame,” team up on a global adventure that tests their abilities—and their patience. Directed by Kari Skogland with Malcolm Spellman serving as head writer, the six-episode series also stars Daniel Brühl as Baron Zemo, Emily VanCamp as Sharon Carter, and Wyatt Russell as John Walker. “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” debuted on Disney+ March 19, 2021.
An unflinching, gripping, turn-of-the-century murder mystery that traverses both New York’s wealthy elite and the struggling underbelly of the city’s “Gilded Age,” The Alienist followed Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl), a brilliant and obsessive “alienist” in the controversial new field of treating mental pathologies. In the first season, Dr. Kreizler was relentless in his pursuit of a never-before-seen ritualistic killer murdering young boys. He was joined by newspaper illustrator John Moore (Luke Evans) and Sara Howard (Dakota Fanning), an ambitious secretary determined to become the city's first female police detective.
In The Alienist: Angel of Darkness, Sara has opened her own private detective agency and is leading the charge on a brand-new case. She reunites with Dr. Kreizler, the formidable alienist, and John Moore, now a New York Times reporter, to find Ana Linares, the kidnapped infant daughter of the Spanish Consular. Their investigation leads them down a sinister path of murder and deceit, heading towards a dangerous and elusive killer. As in The Alienist, the series shines a light on the provocative issues of the era – the corruption of institutions, income inequality, yellow press sensationalism, and the role of women in society – themes that still resonate today.
Julie Delpy’s MY ZOE, which Daniel Bruehl produced and in which he is also featured is about the geneticist Isabelle (Julie Delpy), who is trying to rebuild her life after her divorce. She has a new boyfriend and plans to revitalise her career. But ex-husband James (Richard Armitage) can’t accept this and makes her life difficult in the custody battle for their daughter Zoe (Sophia Ally). When a tragedy strikes, the already broken family’s world is shattered. In reaction, Isabelle decides to take fate into her own hands.
An unflinching psychological thriller amidst the underbelly of New York City's "Gilded Age," TNT's "The Alienist" follows Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl), a brilliant and obsessive "Alienist" in the controversial new field of treating mental pathologies, who holds the key to hunting down a never-before-seen ritualistic killer murdering young boys. Based on the award-winning, fan-favorite novel by Caleb Carr, with standout performances by Luke Evans (THE GRIL ON THE TRAIN) and Dakota Fanning (AMERICAN PASTORAL), "The Alienist" is a gripping, turn-of-the-century murder mystery like no other: The story of the emergence of the world's most powerful city that will stop at nothing to bury its darkest secrets. The rest of the world can watch THE ALIENIST on Netflix.
When four hijackers skyjack an Air France jet en route from Tel Aviv to Paris on June 27, 1976, the 248 passengers aboard are unaware of the harrowing ordeal that awaits them. Forced at gunpoint to relinquish their passports, the terrified hostages comply with their captors' demands, while discretely attempting to hide their identities. Two of the hijackers are Palestinian members of the radical Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – External Operations, while the other two, Wilfried Böse (Daniel Brühl) and Brigitte Kuhlmann (Rosamund Pike), are leftist German radicals sympathetic to the Palestinian cause. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin (Lior Ashkenazi) receives word of the hijacking during a tense meeting about the country's skyrocketing military budget. Quickly dismissing his cabinet, he and Defense Minister Shimon Peres (Eddie Marsan) debate what Israel's response should be. Peres urges Rabin to not negotiate with the hijackers who are demanding $5 million dollars and the release of more than 50 pro-Palestinian militants imprisoned around the globe. Instead, he suggests a covert military solution. ...
In the near future, a group of international astronauts on a space station are working to solve a massive energy crisis on Earth. The experimental technology aboard the station causes an unexpected incident, leaving the team isolated and fighting for their survival.
The real-life story of a working wife and mother who became a hero to hundreds during World War II. In 1939 Poland, Antonina Żabińska (portrayed by two-time Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain) and her husband Dr. Jan Żabiński (Johan Heldenbergh) have the Warsaw Zoo flourishing under his stewardship and her care. When their country is invaded by the Germans, Jan and Antonina are stunned – and forced to report to the Reich's newly appointed chief zoologist Lutz Heck (Daniel Brühl). To fight back on their own terms, Antonina and Jan covertly begin working with the Resistance – and put into action plans to save lives out of what has become the Warsaw Ghetto for which Antonina putts herself and even her children at great risk. Director Niki Caro marvelously cast her film starring Jessica Chastain and Daniel Brühl.
Marvel's CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR finds Steve Rogers leading the newly formed team of Avengers in their continued efforts to safeguard humanity. But after another incident involving the Avengers results in collateral damage, political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability, headed by a governing body to oversee and direct the team. The new status quo fractures the Avengers and two camps arise: One is led by Steve Rogers and his desire for the Avengers to remain free to defend humanity without government interference. The other follows Tony Stark's surprising decision to support government oversight and accountability. Starring Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie, Emily VanCamp, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Renner, Chadwick Boseman, Paul Bettany, Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Rudd, and Frank Grillo with William Hurt and Daniel Brühl.
Berlin in 1940, Jablonski Street 55. The tenants of the building present a cross-section of the population at the time: a block warden, a hidden Jewish woman, a former judge, an informer, a petty criminal, a member of the Hitler Youth, a postwoman, and the working-class couple Anna (Emma Thompson) and Otto Quangel (Brendan Gleeson). Fear in all its variations is omnipresent. The Quangels are hit by an ill stroke of fate and decide to become active. Seeking justice, they fight Hitler with bold messages on simple postcards. Police inspector Escherich (Daniel Brühl) traces them down while the Gestapo expects him to deliver results. United by their seemingly hopeless fight against evil, Otto and Anna find each other again after years of solitude. This is not the only reason their fight, in the end, will not have been in vain… Vincent Perez's film is a plea for humanity. For the first time, the international bestseller by Hans Fallada tells an authentic story about moral principles and taking a stand in a dictatorship. More than 60 years after its initial release, the novel written by Hans Fallada directly after World War II became an international bestseller. Primo Levi called Fallada's novel, which is based on a true story, "the best book ever written about German resistance."
Adam Jones (Bradley Cooper) is just like a rock star: brilliant, successful, passionate, and living a very excessive lifestyle. This is also the reason why he loses his job as a chef in one of the most exclusive starred restaurants in Paris. Two years after his deep fall Adam Jones is clean and back in London, his favourite city. He visits his old friend Tony (Daniel Brühl)) and wants to turn Tony's restaurant into the number one address in town. Tony is torn between his friend's genius and his madness but eventually he agrees and Adam gets started. He wants the best of the best in his team for his ground-breaking restaurant. He wants 3 stars and he wants Helene (Sienna Miller) who is an exceptionally gifted chef besides being incredibly attractive. The only problem is that Helene can't stand Adam who, like a maniac, drives his staff crazy for a perfect menu and frequently loses his temper. Ultimately, both however share the same passion, and the heat, the pressure, and the energy of the kitchen are as essential to them as the air that they breathe. But Adam needs to understand that they can only really rock London's gourmet world as a team!
Chile, September 11, 1973. Hundreds of thousands are protesting in the streets of Santiago against General Pinochet who has taken power from President Salvador Allende in a coup. Lena (Emma Watson), a stewardess who landed in Chile the day before, and her boyfriend Daniel (Daniel Brühl), a photographer living in Chile, are also amongst the demonstrators. During the troubles, a vast number of people are arrested by the secret police including Daniel and Lena. The same night, Daniel is abducted to an unknown place. After the initial shock, Lena tries to find out what happened to Daniel. However, his fellow demonstrators from the student group he had joined have gone into hiding and the German Embassy also refuses to help. Through Amnesty International Lena hears about the infamous Colonia Dignidad for the first time, a secluded German sect in the south of Chile which maintains strong connections to the secret police: Rumor has it that prisoners are being tortured on the premises of Colonia Dignidad and that Daniel is probably imprisoned there. Without support, Lena decides to join the mysterious sect in order to find Daniel. But she soon realizes how hopeless her situation is as nobody has ever successfully escaped the Colonia…
Memories are priceless. Nobody knows this better than Maria Altmann (Helen Mirren), an elderly woman who lives a simple life in Los Angeles. Only few know of her past and are aware that she once was forced to flee from Vienna during the Third Reich under dramatic circumstances. Decades later she finds out that she is the rightful heiress to several paintings by Gustav Klimt, one of the most famous painters of Austria. Her family had owned these paintings before the Nazis stole them. The most famous of these works of art is the portrait of her aunt Adele Bloch-Bauer, known to the world as "The Lady in Gold". But the Austrian state – now in possession of the pictures – is less than cooperative when Maria asks for her legal rights to be acknowledged. Maria also hesitates as she no longer believes that the works of art will be returned to their rightful owner, her family. But then she decides to face the shadows of her past, to try the impossible, and to reclaim her heritage. Together with the inexperienced but dedicated lawyer Randy Schoenberg (Ryan Reynolds), she begins a fight for justice. She embarks on an odyssey that will take her all the way to the United States Supreme Court. A journey that will change her life forever…
Germany, just before the turn of the millennium. Sebastian Zöllner (DANIEL BRÜHL), art journalist and master of overestimating his abilities is planning his great coup: a tell-all book about the legendary but almost forgotten painter Manuel Kaminski (JESPER CHRISTENSEN), Matisse's student and Picasso's friend, who long ago achieved fame as "the blind painter". The ruthless and ambitious careerist sets out for the remote chalet high up in the Alps where the old artist lives a secluded life shielded by close friends. He intrudes into Kaminski's house, his life, and his past and without further ado takes him on a reckless and absurd journey to his first love whom Kaminski believed dead. On the way he tries to coax the painter's secrets from him in a deceitful and audacious way. But Zöllner soon has to find out that he can in no way stand up to the old man, blind or not. Wolfgang Becker's movie is a satirical comedy insight into the world of art. A road movie through half of Europe, lined with embarrassing situations and dirty tricks. A duel between two differently gifted conmen, each reflecting the other's history in their own.
Michael Winterbottom's film based on true events of the controversial case of an American student accused of murder in Italy. Journalist Simone Ford (Kate Beckinsale) and filmmaker Thomas Lang (Daniel Brühl) lose themselves in a notorious murder case they are covering. Caught up in the city's seedy underbelly and the media frenzy surrounding the horrific murder, Thomas begins to question the motives of the people around him as the mystery proves greater than he imagined.
The mysterious half-Russian, half-Chechen refugee Issa Karpov (Grigori Dobrygin) appears in Hamburg bearing the marks of torture. He is looking for his late Russian father's illegally acquired wealth. When he makes contact with the Islamic community, both German and US security agencies are alarmed. Nothing about this young man adds up: Is he a victim, is he a perpetrator, is he a fraud, or is he an extremist fanatic? The idealistic lawyer Annabel Richter (Rachel McAdams), the obscure banker Thomas Brue (Willem Dafoe), as well as the ingenious puppet master Günther Bachmann (Philip Seymour Hoffman), the leader of a semi-official unit of spies who is fighting his private battles within the German intelligence services, get tangled up in Karpov's affairs. In addition, the CIA-agent on the ground Martha Sullivan (Robin Wright) keeps an eye on the events. While the clock is ticking and the explosive climax is drawing closer and closer, Issa Karpov becomes the most wanted man in the world…
Triggering our age of high-stakes secrecy, explosive news leaks, and the trafficking of classified information, WikiLeaks forever changed the game. Now, in Bill Condon's dramatic thriller based on real events, FIFTH ESTATE reveals the quest to expose the deceptions and corruptions of power that turned an Internet upstart into the 21st century's most fiercely debated organization. The story begins as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and his colleague Daniel Domscheit-Berg (Daniel Brühl) team up to become underground watchdogs of the privileged and powerful. On a shoestring, they create a platform that allows whistleblowers to anonymously leak covert data, shining a light on the dark recesses of government secrets and corporate crimes. Soon, they are breaking more hard news than the world's most legendary media organizations combined. But when Assange and Berg gain access to the biggest trove of confidential intelligence documents in U.S. history, they start fighting over one of the most fundamental questions of our time: "What are the costs of keeping secrets in a free society—and what are the costs of exposing them?"
For them, only the moment counts. Ecstatic, without limit, living life to the fullest. RUSH tells the spectacular, true story of two great rivals – Formula 1 hero Niki Lauda and James Hunt – who lived for the moment and in doing so pushed themselves to the limit. Producing unique images, Oscar®winner Ron Howard powerfully and emotionally filmed a legendary story which captures the frenzied lifestyle and sexy vibe of the 70ies. In doing so, Howard created a stunning epic action movie with an all-star cast: Daniel Brühl as Niki Lauda, Chris Hemsworth as James Hunt, as well as Alexandra Maria Lara and Olivia Wilde as the women at their sides.
7 DAYS IN HAVANA is a snapshot of Havana in 2011: a contemporary portrait of this eclectic city, vital and forward-looking, told through a single feature-length movie made of 7 chapters, directed by 7 internationally acclaimed directors. Each chapter depicts a day of the week through the daily - and extraordinary - lives of its characters. A world away from the familiar touristic clichés, 7 DAYS IN HAVANA aims to express the soul of this city and its diverse neighborhoods, atmospheres, generations and cultures, in touching, entertaining and funny style. Seven directors (one from Cuba, six from other countries) share a common purpose: to capture, through their different sensibilities, origins and cinematographic styles, the energy and vitality that make Havana unique. Some have chosen to see the city through foreign eyes; others have preferred a deeper immersion and drawn inspiration from local people. All seven stories have independent plots, but the many connections between them help to create a powerful dramatic unity. Shared locations play their part: emblematic Havana landmarks like the beach or the Hotel Nacional form the backdrop for some of the chapters. Several characters appear in more than one story - a protagonist in one chapter plays a secondary role in another - subtly connecting the stories and demonstrating that in Havana all social spheres run parallel, intertwine and intersect at various times of the week.
Two cities, two families. The children Juan and Mia are haunted by similar nightmares in two different countries – a demonic creature is about to take possession of them. When their parents experience the uncanny threat at first hand, they are powerless towards the danger. There is only one way out: They have to face their own fears to save their children…
Alex (Daniel Brühl) has just been awarded his university degree and is now expected to work for his university. The rather shy scientist is told to build a robot resembling a child. He works on the project for about ten years but cannot shake off the feeling that he has reached a deadlock. In the meanwhile, his brother David (Alberto Ammann) has had a little girl with his wife Lana (Marta Etura). Eva (Claudia Vega) is already ten years old when she finally meets her uncle. He is immediately captured by his niece's charm and decides to program his robot's personality based on his niece's. Her parents, however, are very wary of the relationship between Alex and Eva and especially Lana disapproves of the idea of collaborating…
Five aging friends decide to ditch assisted living and move in with each other in the crowd-pleasing comedy ET SI ON VIVAIT TOUS ENSEMBLE, starring screen legend Jane Fonda. When elderly lothario Claude (Claude Rich, THE BRIDE WORE BLACK) is put into an old folks home, his friends bust him out and start a cranky commune together, thinking they can care for each other better than anyone else. Fonda heads the brilliant cast that also includes Geraldine Chaplin (DOCTOR ZHIVAGO), Pierre Richard (LA CHEVRE), and humorist Guy Bedos. The group is joined by a young graduate student (Daniel Brühl) who films their experiment for his research project, while also acting as a de facto caretaker. They all discover the joys of communal living, at least until old jealousies and the infirmities of old age begin to pull the group apart.
This isn't the Iceland of geysers or midnight sun that Junior (Gísli Örn Garðarsson) has returned to, but that of a run-down trailer park in a wind-swept, barren nowhere. And "Junior" isn't a child, even if he is rather immature. Junior, who lives in Germany, has brought his friend Rupert (Daniel Brühl) home to Iceland with him and hopes to obtain money from his wheeler-dealer father (Sigurður Sigurjónsson) called "Senior." But Senior has no money for Junior; he's desperately trying to stay afloat and not being pulled down by his spoiled girlfriend and eccentric mother. The harried Senior hardly notices the other human wrecks populating the trailer park: the park's terminally ill, bad-tempered administrator; a slacker musician and his frustrated, pregnant girlfriend; two very different middle-aged twins whose glamorous actress mother abandoned them years ago and now shows up in a brief "cameo" appearance… In the midst of all this colorful humanity, Junior finally reaches out to his father and learns that life – just like King's Road – isn't a dead-end street.
"This is the story of Peter and Lila. Dear God, please don't give it a sad ending." These are the first lines of the novel "Lila, Lila" by David Kern (Daniel Brühl), the hotshot writer of the year. The critics as well as the audience broke into tears because of this book in which Peter, desperately in love but rejected, commits suicide in the end. Especially the beautiful Marie (Hannah Herzsprung) has not only fallen in love with the romantic lines but also with David. But there is a catch: David didn't write the novel. He found the manuscript in the drawer of a bedside table which he purchased at a flee market and gave it to Marie to read, claiming to be the author. He was trying to gain the attention of the young student of literature who so far had ignored him, the invisible waiter. But this lie develops such momentum that David, shy and unable to even pronounce "rendezvous", now has to give readings in front of hundreds of people in the Volksbühne. One day Jacky (Henry Hübchen), a shabby alcoholic, suddenly appears in front of David. He reveals that he is the true author. But instead of blowing David's cover, he wants to cash in. In doing so, he more and more intrudes into the "Pop-writer's" life and endangers David's love to Marie.
Somewhere in Nazi-occupied France: Shosanna Dreyfus (Mélanie Laurent) witnesses the brutal execution of her family by "Jew-hunter" SS Colonel Landa (Christoph Waltz). By pure coincidence, she is able to escape and flee to Paris where she creates a new identity as a cinema owner for herself. Elsewhere in Europe: Lt. Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) and his feared special forces known as the "Basterds" are hunting Nazi-scalps. Together with the German actress and spy Bridget von Hammersmark (Diane Kruger) they conspire to assassinate Hitler and his helpers at a film premiere in Paris. But Shosanna has her own vengeful plans… Directed by cult icon Quentin Tarantino.
Europe at the beginning of the 17th century: Countess Erzebet Bathory (Julie Deply, who is also responsible for directing) is regarded as the most powerful woman in the country: beautiful, intelligent, and unwilling to accept that in this world men manipulate the rules as they wish. At a ball, she meets the much younger Istvan (Daniel Brühl). They passionately fall in love. But their happiness is short-lived: Istvan's father Count Thurzo (William Hurt) forces his son to stop seeing Erzebet and begins to devise a secret plan. His plot is successful: Erzebet assumes that she was rejected due to the great age difference and, driven by yearning and disappointment, she begins to believe the bizarre idea that the blood of virgin girls would help her achieve eternal youth and beauty. As a consequence, more and more young women are brought to the castle. Erzebet's delusional behavior becomes increasingly extreme. Finally, she risks everything – her reputation, her standing, her life – just to be beautiful and attractive for Istvan. Far too late she realizes that she has become the victim of political intrigues and power struggles plotted by her lover's father…
China in 1937: For the last 30 years John Rabe (Ulrich Tukur), a businessman from Hamburg, has been running the Siemens branch in Nanking, the Chinese capital at the time; now his replacement is imminent. However, on the evening of his farewell ball Nanking is bombarded by the Japanese army. Panic breaks out and Rabe opens the gates of the company premises to provide safety to his workers' families seeking protection. The next morning, while the fires are extinguished and the damages inspected, the foreigners remaining in the city discuss what to do in the face of the threat. The German-Jewish diplomat Dr. Rosen (Daniel Brühl) proposes to establish a "safety zone" for civilians. John Rabe, a member of the Nazi Party and therefore in a sense an "ally" of the Japanese, is nominated as the chairman of the "international safety zone" – a decision Dr. Wilson (Steve Buscemi), chief physician at the local hospital, strongly disapproves of as he deeply distrusts Rabe, the "Nazi". Contrary to his plan of travelling home the next day, Rabe decides to stay and immediately starts working. Although the Imperial Japanese Army treats the civilian population with incredible brutality, Rabe and his allies with courage and skill manage to wrest the planned safety zone from the Japanese. Hundreds of thousands pour into the safety zone – many more than expected. But the Japanese incursions continue and the supply situation becomes worse and worse. In the end, the Japanese plan to invade the zone under a pretext. For Rabe, a race against time begins…
In a small town in the Basque country, elderly Lucas (Héctor Alterio) and his sister Maria (Julieta Serrano) share a house with their memories and the ghosts of the people they have loved throughout their lives. They know that sooner or later they will buy their ticket for their final journey. Marcos (Daniel Brühl) and Roma (Bárbara Goenaga) are young and alone. She's a nurse and paints windows that embellish the views from her room. Marcos is a street performer with no home of his own, clinging to his accordion and a pile of questions. They don't know that sooner or later they will all set out on a journey together.
Krabat (David Kross), a young orphan, roams Germany, which is suffering from starvation and has been devastated by the Thirty Years War. One night an uncanny voice enters his dreams and leads him to the sinister mill at the Koselbruch. There, the stern but charismatic master (Christian Redl) offers him an apprenticeship as a miller, which will change Krabat's life forever. First, he meets his best friend Tonda (Daniel Brühl), one of the other eleven apprentices. Then, the master introduces him to the power of black magic. In the course of two summers, Krabat acquires great skills and the ability to turn into a raven floating over the hills, mountains, and valleys with the clouds. But even more seductive than black magic is Kantorka (Paula Kalkenberg), a charming peasant girl Krabat falls in love with at first sight. This love, however, is a threat to both of their lives as the master tolerates nobody besides him, demands obedience, and fears love. Because only love can break his secret alliance with death and therefore lift the curse on the mill which every year demands the life of one of the apprentices… Director Marco Kreuzpaintner made a movie based on the bestseller by Otfried Preußler.
He has no identity, no friends, no past: Matt Damon is CIA-agent Jason Bourne who has lost his memory – and the only person he loved. Now he begins the ultimate hunt for the ruthless agents who abused him as a deadly weapon. His enemies immediately send the latest generation of merciless hitmen after him who stop at nothing to keep Jason's true identity secret.
Madrid – Spain at the times of Dictator Franco. In September 1973, six policemen arrest two members of an anarchist organization in the streets of Barcelona. They are wanted for bank robbery. When the police walk off the suspects, there is a sudden struggle in a house entrance and several shots are fired. An officer is hit and dies. 25-year-old Salvador Puig Antich (Daniel Brühl), one of the detained men, is sentenced to death for murder of a police officer in a summary trial before a military tribunal. His lawyer, his family, and his friends embark on a frantic but helpless quest for people who might be able to avert the execution.
Karl (Daniel Brühl) and Hans (Jürgen Vogel) couldn't be more different: Karl is a young mathematician who successfully works for an insurance company, Hans is a master of the fine art of living and keeps the wolf from the door with the odd job every now and then. "Are you happy?" Hans asks when they first meet. But Karl doesn't know what to answer until Hans shows him what makes him happy: ice cream, girls, coffee, airplanes, the most rickety but fastest "car that drives backwards" in the world, as well as flying across the highway at night, naked in a Porsche. And to Hans friendship means to share everything, even his "queen" Stelle (Sabine Timoteo). Karl is overwhelmed. But it's hard to get rid of a friend like Hans and you can't forget a woman like Stelle… Director Sebastian Schipper turned the humorous story of two friends, who couldn't be more different, into a movie. A comedy about the craziness of friendship and the discovery of love
Christmas 1914, Flanders: French, British, and German troops have been fighting each other for months in the trenches. They all have only one wish in common: for the killing to come to an end. Simple soldiers put down their weapons for three days and celebrate Christmas together in no-man's-land. Peace only lasts for three days but the men will never forget it. Christian Carion engaged well-known actors like Diane Kruger, Daniel Brühl, Benno Fürmann, and Guillaume Canet for his movie.
Set in pre-war England, the aging sisters Ursula (Judi Dench) and Janet (Maggie Smith) live peacefully in their cottage on the shore of Cornwall. One morning, following a violent storm, the sisters spot from their garden a nearly-drowned man lying on the beach. They nurse him back to health and discover that he is Polish. Communicating in broken German while they teach him English, they learn his name is Andrea (Daniel Brühl) and that he is a particularly gifted violinist. His boat was on its way to America, where he is headed to look for a better life. It doesn't take long for the sisters to become attached to Andrea, and they dote on him. Other townspeople, however, become suspicions, especially when he befriends a Russian woman, Olga.
Jan, Peter, and Jule are three rebellious, young outsiders. Jan (Daniel Brühl) is a rather solitary person and feels deep anger towards an unjust world. His flatmate Peter (Stipe Erceg) shares this feeling, however in a less radical way. Together they are "The Educators" and disrupt the high-security zones of the rich with subversive actions. Their message to the upper-class is: "The days of plenty are over!" When Peter's girlfriend Jule (Julia Jentsch) is forced to move in with them because of her debts, she at first doesn't know about their nighttime break-ins. But when Jan and Jule hopelessly fall in love without Peter knowing, Jan reveals their secret to her. Jule talks Jan into a risky operation. But their high spirits lead to a serious mistake. They call Peter for help and the three "Educators" suddenly turn into three abductors. In a lonely hut in the mountains, a confrontation takes place between the three idealists and the generation in power represented by top manager Hardenberg (Burghart Klaußner). Quite soon the confrontation takes a surprising turn… The movie by Hans Weingartner premiered at the film festival in Cannes.
Does it really exist: the highest point in life? Günther (August Diehl) and Paul (Daniel Brühl) are convinced it does. They want to enjoy their life to the fullest without compromises and they demand the same from love. Together with Günther's sister Hilde (Anna Maria Mühe) they spend a weekend in a summer house in the countryside. Paul is fascinated by the girl and falls in love with her. And at first it seems like Paul's feelings are requited. But Hilde loves many. She secretly meets Hans, Günther's former lover. They celebrate a fabulous party in the garden of the house. When Hans surprisingly joins them, this triggers an emotional roller coaster which soon gets out of control: high on absinth and music and carried away by their great desire and greed for life, they are all drawn into a deadly whirl of events… The film drama by Achim von Borries is based on a true story.
History is being made. Only for 21-year-old Alex (Daniel Brühl), there is no progress. Just before the fall of the Berlin Wall, his mother (Katrin Saß), a self-confident citizen of the GDR, goes into a coma after a heart attack – and sleeps away the triumph of capitalism. When she miraculously opens her eyes again after eight months, she wakes up in a new country. She did not witness how West-German cars and fast food chains overran East-Germany, how Coca Cola simply washed away decades of socialism, and how things that once belonged together were quickly reunited. However, she mustn't find out about any of this: Her weak heart is too fragile to withstand the turmoil. Alex has no time to catch his breath. To save his mother, he has to make the GDR come back to life in their 79-square-meter plattenbau. He soon realizes that this plan is harder to realize than he had imagined… The comedy on nostalgia for Communist East Germany by Wolfgang Becker captured the spirit of the time and turned into a cult movie on the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification.
Vaya con dios: an original, charmingly clerical comedy based on three monks on a discovery journey in the "earthly" world.The three monks of the Cantorianer order of monks Benno (Michael Gwisdek), Tassilo (Matthias Brenner), and Arbo (Daniel Brühl) are forced to leave their Abbey in Brandenburg as they lack novices and money. They embark upon a long journey to Tuscany to the last remaining monastery of the Cantorianer order of monks. However, they face many earthly temptations on their way. Ardo, for example, is confronted with carnality in the person of the pretty photographer Chiara (Chiara Schoras).
Daniel (Daniel Brühl) is 19 and has just graduated from high school. He has never been with a woman and now finds himself on the verge of adulthood. For years, he has been in love with Luca (Jessica Schwarz) and finally dares to approach her – however this doesn't work out. Then he meets Anna (Marie-Lou Sellem) who is older and things become more complicated. He has sex for the first time, gathers experiences during his community service, and, to top it all, something is going on between his best friend Denis (Denis Moschitto) and Luca…
Lukas (Daniel Brühl) is happy to finally leave the provincial Sauerland and move to the big city: There is a room available in his sister Kathi's (Anabelle Lachatte) shared flat. Lukas is convinced that his real life will now finally begin! However, it soon turns out that he can't cope with the new challenges. After a drug trip, he starts hearing voices. The voices insult him and he feels followed. The diagnosis the doctors give him is paranoid schizophrenia. Lukas fights a tough battle against the voices in his head. Finally, he seems to find a way that could lead him out of insanity: DAS WEISSE RAUSCHEN.
"No more school!" Markus (Daniel Brühl), who is having trouble with his girlfriend Sandra (Jasmin Schwiers), starts organizing a party to properly celebrate graduating from high school. André (Tim Egloff), who is going through miserable times after the end of his relationship with Melanie (Mina Tander), joins Markus, while Stone (Niels-Bruno Schmidt) tries to chat up Sandra. In the meanwhile, Dirk (Axel Stein) is afraid of the last exams and asks Michael (Sebastian Kroehnert), the nerd, for help. Michael agrees under the condition that he is allowed to join the friends to the lake where the last big party is to take place before they go separate ways.
Kendal (Arman Kuru) is 10 years old and has just arrived in Hamburg. Everything is supposed to be more beautiful in this country beyond the snow-capped mountains of Kurdistan. But soon his uncle (Ercan Durmaz) introduces him to his new job as a drug dealer. Luckily, he happens to meet Hellkamp (Oliver Korittke), a taxi-driver, who grows very fond of Kendal and becomes like a big brother for the boy. When Kendal makes friends with Franziska (Yasmin Asadi), the girl from next door, his world seems to be alright again…
TV-Serie
Direction: Jérôme Salle
Cinema
Direction: Stefano Mordini
Cinema
Direction: Lone Scherfing
16th Gaudí Awards: Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Cinema
Direction: Edward Berger
British Academy Film Awards 2023: Won, Best Film Not in the English Language
Golden Globe Awards 2023: Nominated, Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language
Academy Awards 2023: Won, Best International Feature Film, Nominated, Best Picture
Cinema
Direction: Daniel Brühl
TV-Serie
Direction: Kari Skogland
TV-Serie
Direction: David Caffrey
Cinema
Direction: Julie Delpy
TV-Serie
Direction: James Hawes, Jakob Verbruggen
Golden Globes 2019 – Nominated, Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Satellite Awards 2019 – Nominated, Best Actor in a Miniseries & Limited Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Cinema
Direction: José Padilha
Cinema
Direction: Julius Onah
Cinema
Direction: Niki Caro
Cinema
Direction: Vincent Perez
Cinema
Direction: Anthony & Joe Russo
Teen Choice Awards 2016 – Nominated, Villain for Captain America: Civil War
Cinema
Direction: Florian Gallenberger
Cinema
Direction: Simon Curtis
Cinema
Direction: John Wells
Cinema
Direction: Wolfgang Becker
Jupiter Award 2016 – Nominated, Best German Actor
Cinema
Direction: Michael Winterbottom
Cinema
Direction: Anton Corbijn
Cinema
Direction: Bill Condon
Cinema
Direction: Ron Howard
Golden Globes 2014 – Nominated, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
BAFTA Awards 2014 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Saturn Award 2014 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Critics Choice Award 2014 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Empire Awards 2014 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
International Online Cinema Awards (INOCA) 2014 ¬– Nominated, Best Actor
Jupiter Award 2014 – Nominated, Best German Actor
Online Film & Television Association (OFTA Film Award) 2014 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor & Best Breakthrough Performance: Male
Romy Award 2014 – Nominated, Favorite Actor
Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2014 – Won, Virtuoso Award
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2014 – Nominated, Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role
Seattle Film Critics Awards 2014 – Won, Best Supporting Actor
Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards 2013 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards 2013 – Nominated, Best Actor
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Washington DC Area Film Critics Association Awards 2013 – Nominated, Best Supporting Actor
Cinema
Direction: Julio Medem
Cinema
Direction: Eduard Cortes
Cinema
Direction: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Cinema
Direction: Sebastian Grobler
Cinema
Direction: Stéphane Robelin
Cinema
Direction: Kike Maillo
Cinema Writers Circle Awards 2012 – Nominated, Best Actor
Gaudí Awards 2012 – Nominated, Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
Goya Awards 2012 – Nominated, Best Lead Actor
Cinema
Direction: Valdis Óskarsdottir
Cinema
Direction: Lars Kraume
Cinema
Direction: Leander Haußmann
Cinema
Direction: Quentin Tarantino
Central Ohio Film Critics Association (COFCA Award) 2010 – Won, Best Ensemble
Gold Derby Awards 2010 – Won, Best Ensemble
Screen Actors Guild Awards 2010 – Won, Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
Awards Circuit Community Awards 2009 – Won, Best Cast Ensemble
Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2009 – Won, Best Acting Ensemble
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards 2009 – Won, Best Ensemble Performance
Cinema
Direction: Alain Gsponer
Cinema
Direction: Julie Delpy
Cinema
Direction: Florian Gallenberger
Cinema
Direction: Atizol Aramaio
Cinema
Direction: Marco Kreuzpaintner
Cinema
Direction: Julie Delpy
Cinema
Direction: Paul Greengrass
Cinema
Direction: Manuel Huerga
Bester Darsteller - Filmfest Seattle
Butaca Awards 2007 – Nominated, Best Catalan Film Actor
Cinema Writers Circle Awards 2007 – Nominated, Best Actor
Fotogramas de Plata Awards 2007 – Nominated, Best Actor
Goya Awards 2007 – Nominated, Best Actor
Seattle International Film Festival (Golden Space Needle Award) 2007 – Won, Best Actor
Spanish Actors Union 2007 – Nominated, Best Actor
Barcelona Film Awards 2006 – Won, Best Actor
Cinema
Direction: Clive Gordon
Mestre Mateo Awards 2007 – Nominated, Best Actor
Cinema
Direction: Sebastian Schipper
Cinema
Direction: Christian Carion
Cinema
Direction: Charles Dance
Cinema
Direction: Hans Weingartner
European Film Awards 2004 – Nominated, Best European Actor
Cinema
Direction: Michael Klier
Cinema
Direction: Achim von Borries
European Film Awards 2004 – Won, Best European Actor
Cinema
Direction: Wolfgang Becker
German Film Awards 2003 – Won, Best Actor
German Film Awards 2003 – Won, Audience Award, Best Actor
European Film Awards 2003 – Won, Best European Actor
European Film Awards 2003 – Won, Audience Award, Best European Actor
Bambi Awards 2003 – Won, Best Actor
Jupiter Award 2003 – Won, Best German Actor
Berlin International Film Festival 2003 – Won, European Shooting Star
Cinema
Direction: Züli Aladag
Cinema
Direction: Zoltan Spirandelli
German Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
German Film Critics Association Awards 2003 – Won, Best Actor
Bavarian Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Young Actor
Cinema
Direction: Benjamin Quabeck
German Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
German Film Critics Association Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
Bavarian Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Young Actor
New Faces Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
Cinema
Direction: Hans Weingartner
German Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
German Film Critics Association Awards 2002 – Won, Best Actor
Bavarian Film Awards 2002 – Won, Best Young Actor
Cinema
Direction: Marco Petri
TV-Movie
Direction: Miguel Alexandre
TV-Movie
Direction: Matti Gschonnek
Short-Movie
Direction: Vanessa Jopp
Cinema
Direction: Sheri Elwood
Cinema
Direction: Suso Richter
TV-Movie
Direction: Hanno Brühl
Cinema
Direction: Friedemann Fromm
TV-Movie
Direction: Bernd Böhlich
TV-Movie
Direction: Miguel Alexandre
TV-Movie
Direction: Roland Suso Richter
For quite some time now, Daniel Brühl has not only been passionate for acting but also for film production. In 2015, Daniel Brühl therefore joined the company Amusement Park Film as a partner. Together with Malte Grunert and Klaus Dohle he now has the opportunity to develop film projects that appeal to him personally as a producer.
amusementpark-films.com
WFP is the world's leading agency fighting hunger worldwide, delivering food assistance in emergencies and working with communities to improve nutrition and build resilience. Each year, WFP assists some 80 million people in around 80 countries.
One in nine people worldwide don't have enough to eat. The international community has set itself the goal of ensuring access to food for all people by 2030, improving nutrition and ending hunger.
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In his book “Ein Tag in Barcelona" (Ullstein Verlag), Daniel Brühl gives his readers the opportunity to accompany him through “his” Barcelona for one day. The book is an invitation to take a stroll – through parts of the city you can’t find in every tourist guide but which are closely linked to Brühl’s life in Barcelona. His book “¡Tapas!”, which he published together with Atilano González, is also an invitation: to recreate the best dishes served at the Bar Raval at home.
Both books are available on Amazon:
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Bar Raval in Berlin-Kreuzberg is one of Daniel Brühl’s very personal dreams come true: To bring a piece of his Spanish home to Berlin. Beyond all clichés, Bar Raval offers authentic Spanish tapa cuisine as well as selected wines from different regions.
Bar Raval opened its doors in 2011 on the first weekend of that year’s Berlinale and has since become a must in the Berlinale party calendar. Of course, the matches by Brühl’s favourite football club FC Barcelona are also regularly shown there.
That’s how Bar Raval has become “a search for traces, a piece of Barcelona in the middle of Berlin, a living room” for Daniel Brühl.
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