Sensation in Braunschweig: Sandra Hülser wins European Film Award!

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Sandra Hülser, born in Suhl, will be awarded the acting prize at the Braunschweig International Film Festival 2025.

Sandra Hüller, geboren in Suhl, wird beim Braunschweig International Film Festival 2025 mit dem Schauspielpreis ausgezeichnet.
Sandra Hülser, born in Suhl, will be awarded the acting prize at the Braunschweig International Film Festival 2025.

Sensation in Braunschweig: Sandra Hülser wins European Film Award!

Great honor for the talented actress Sandra Hülser: At the Braunschweig International Film Festival (BIFF) she was awarded the prestigious acting award “Die Europa”. The prize, worth 25,000 euros, is the highest award given at the festival. In his speech, Thorsten Rinke, the chairman of the film festival association, emphasized Hülser's remarkable diversity in international cinema and praised her outstanding achievements.

Hülser, who was born on April 30, 1978 in Suhl, grew up in a family of educators and moved to Friedrichroda during her childhood, where she received her school education at the Körnberg-Gymnasium. While she was still at school, she showed great interest in theater, took part in workshops and theater courses, and thus laid the foundation for her impressive career.

A look at the career

The actress is particularly known for her roles in the dramas “Anatomy of a Case” and “The Zone of Interest”. Her acting skills have convinced not only the audience but also the critics. Last year she was nominated for an Oscar for best actress for “Anatomy of a Case,” making her the third German actress to receive the honor. In total, she has been recognized for her work 42 times and nominated for 93 other awards, including the prestigious Best Actress Award at the 2024 Lumiere Awards for the same role.

At the 39th Braunschweig International Film Festival, which takes place from November 10th to 16th, Hülser will have a conversation on November 15th about her experiences and challenges in the film industry. The festival will also open with a live performance of Alfred Hitchcock's classic “Psycho” and will show a total of around 200 films, including four world premieres.

Variety of awards

The festival has also awarded numerous other prizes, including the Volkswagen Financial Services Film Prize, which is worth 10,000 euros, as well as the HEINRICH Prize and the TILDA Prize. A selection of the award-winning films and directors includes:

Price Prize amount winner Direction Origin Year
EUROPE 25,000 euros Udo Kier
Volkswagen Financial Services Film Prize 10,000 euros SUNLIGHT Claire Dix Ireland 2023
HEINRICH 10,000 euros BLOCK PASS Antoine Chevrollier France 2024
TILDA 6,000 euros THE TUNDRA WITHIN ME Sara Margrethe Oskal Norway 2023

It remains exciting to see how the festival week will develop. The great popularity and commitment to innovative cinema show that the event is not only a stage for renowned actors like Sandra Hülser, but also for up-and-coming talent from all over the world. The Braunschweig International Film Festival promises to be a highlight in film country Germany.

For further information about the award ceremony and the festival program, it is best to look directly at inSuedthueringen.de or Filmfest Braunschweig. In addition, Sandra Hülser's Wikipedia page offers a comprehensive overview of her impressive career and the numerous awards.