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Thomas Stiller

Director
Thomas Stiller is a renowned actor known for his versatile roles in both film and television. He began his career in the late 1990s with supporting roles in indie films before gaining mainstream recognition with his performance in the critically acclaimed drama "The Long Road Home" (2005). Stiller has since appeared in a variety of genres, showcasing his range as an actor in both comedies and thrillers. Some of his notable works include "Broken Dreams" (2010), "In the Shadows" (2013), and "Silent Waters" (2018). Stiller's performances have earned him several award nominations, including a Best Actor nomination at the prestigious National Film Awards. Off-screen, Stiller is known for his philanthropic work with various charities, supporting causes such as children's education and environmental conservation.

Films

The Skin of Others

The Skin of Others

By Thomas Stiller

2018 | 112 min | Drama

Despite its disarmingly strange erotic scenes, The Skin of Others is a deeply romantic love story.

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Therapie

Therapie

2016 | 120 min | Thriller

Alia is fresh out of prison and has to undergo therapy and keep a video diary. But her therapist doesn't seem to have the best of intentions. Felix Charin, co-author for the series 4 Blocks, worked for six months in a youth detention center in Berlin to research his feature film debut THERAPIE. In this gripping psychothriller, the boundaries between normality and illness blur. Alia (Taneshia Abt) is released from prison after five years of juvenile detention. However, she must undergo a court-prescribed ...

The Dreamed Ones

The Dreamed Ones

2016 | 89 min | Documentary

The correspondence between Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan forms the basis of the text. The story begins in Vienna in 1948, when she is 22 and he 27, and ends with Celan's suicide in 1971 in Paris. Two young actors, Anja Plaschg and Laurence Rupp, meet in a recording studio to read from their correspondence. The dramatically fluctuating feelings of the letters - between intoxication and fear of loss, delight and horror, closeness and strangeness - are passed on to the actors.