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Carlotta Kittel

Director
Carlotta Kittel is a versatile actor known for her roles in both film and theater. She began her career in independent films, gaining recognition for her performance in "The Silent House" (2010). Kittel later transitioned to mainstream cinema, starring in box office hits like "City Lights" (2016) and "The Final Act" (2019). Her nuanced performances have earned her critical acclaim and several award nominations. Kittel continues to captivate audiences with her dynamic range and dedication to her craft.

Films

He She I

He She I

By Carlotta Kittel

2018 | 88 min | Documentary

Two people, two perspectives, two sets of memories. Did Angela and Christian love each other? Were they ever in a relationship at all?

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2014 | 20 min | Drama

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2016 | 63 min | Independent

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