EMILIA SCHÜLE

Emilia Schüle is the epitome of versatile and high-quality acting on both a national and international level. In addition to acting, she lends her voice to animated films and advocates as an ambassador for children in crisis regions.

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About


She made her television debut in the critically acclaimed and award-winning GUTEN MORGEN, HERR GROTHE (2006, directed by Lars Kraume). Her first leading role in a feature film came with FRECHE MÄDCHEN, which became a major box office success with over one million viewers. Her talent and screen presence were quickly recognized, leading to a wide range of roles across various genres in both television and cinema. Her true breakthrough came in a format known for attracting the best of the best: TATORT. In the two consecutive films WEGWERFMÄDCHEN and DAS GOLDENE BAND, she delivered a powerful performance as young Larissa, a victim of sexual abuse. For this role, she was honored with both the Goldene Kamera and the Deutscher Schauspielerpreis.

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Emilia Schüle x Montblanc

Emilia Schüle has been a Montblanc brand ambassador for many years, representing the brand with style, character and international presence.

Emilia Schüle x Montblanc

Emilia Schüle x Leica

In late summer 2024, the HOTO Gallery, in collaboration with Leica, presented the RUN WITHOUT A SOUND photography exhibition. The exhibit showcased photographic works by actress and photographer Emilia Schüle, alongside pieces by artists Johanna Berghorn and Sebastian Berthold. Emilia Schüle's photographic series was created as part of her long-standing commitment to the children's rights organization Plan International. Together with her sister, human rights expert Waleria Schüle, she documented three projects in Colombia aimed at empowering children and adolescents. The works offer a powerful insight into the impact of empowerment and community on the ground.

Emilia Schüle x Leica
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