Sabrina Amali, Nellie Thalbach, Michel Diercks

Marco Gadge realized several short film projects that were successful at over 150 film festivals worldwide and won several awards. Juliet must die is his first feature film. He regularly directs various television productions.

How is it possible that an arabic young woman gets lost in a drama school? Just by accident. Nobody would think that a headscarf would turn up in such a temple of art. The culture clash is inevitable. So every audition is kind of a soul striptease for the applicants. But timidly she drops her veil and opens herself to the others and the world. In those restless times, we need new approaches and empathy. The problems of time inevitably lie ahead of us. How we treat them and which solutions we chose, is up to us.

Sabrina Amali
Sabrina is a German actress who was featured prominently in many TV productions. She is mostly known for her role as Djamila on the hit series Four Blocks.

Nellie Thalbach
Nellie comes from one of the great German acting dynasties – her mother Anna and her grandmother Katharina Thalbach are among Germany’s most acknowledged actresses. Nellie mostly acts on stage and in several TV productions.

Michel Diercks
Michel became widely known with his starring role in Till Kleinert’s widely lauded psycho-horror Der Samurai and works in TV as well as for the big screen.

Writer Marco Gadge
Camera René Gorski
Editor René Jacob
Production Design Maria Nickol
Costume Design René Gorski
Sound Siegfried Fischer
Sound Design Marc Meusinger
Music Konstantin Kemnitz
Producers Mike Brandin, Marco Gadge
Production Company In One Media
Coproduktion Saarländischer Rundfunk