Juliane Block
Drawn to the dark side of human nature, Juliane Block's films have always taken inspiration from the horror, fantasy and thriller genres. From the violent underground world of Asian gangs ('Unsecured Loan', 2007, 'Emperor', 2008) to the psychological trauma of sexual abuse ('3 Lives', 2018 & '8 Remains', 2018), Block's unflinching visionary flair has made her an internationally recognized, award-winning filmmaker. Block grew up in Northern Germany and although she obtained a Masters in Design, an early fascination with make-up and prosthetics led her to experiment with making zombie masks. When she got an opportunity to work on Timo Rose's underground zombie feature 'Mutation' (1999), her fate was sealed. After spending six years in Asia, in which time she made nine shorts and the feature films 'Emperor' and mockumentary 'Kinks' (2011), ('Best Asian Comedy' winner at Australia's Colortape Film Festival), she returned to Germany to get involved in the multi-director project 'Train Station' (2015) a CollabFeature project which went on to win eight awards, including 'Best Feature' at the Los Angeles Diversity Festival and 'Best Feature' at the Kansas International Film Festival in 2016, as well as the Special Jury Award at the Film Fest Kosova. Recently Block has returned to her genre roots with psycho-sexual fantasy thriller '8 Remains' (2018), starring Maja-Celiné Probst as a young girl facing up to her lover, who is also her killer. The talented Probst turns up again in Block's most recent film '3 Lives', in which Mhairi Calvey (star of Braveheart & Abduct), plays a kidnapped rape victim forced into a bizarre survival game to learn who her real enemy is. '3 Lives' was UK-financed and Block's close ties with producer Malcolm Winter will see her return to direct a family fantasy adventure film, 'Lyra's Wish: Saving Santa', in which a little girl takes it upon herself to save Santa from extinction. Future plans include adapting a German children's book, which would be the first German film she's directed. She also has her eye on a Sci-Fi Action adventure called 'Foster' and 'The Fall of Men', a more hard-core Sci-Fi thriller.
Juliane Collins
Juliane Collins was born on February 25, 1991 in Hameln, Lower Saxony, Germany. She is an actress, known for Curvature (2017), Tiger (2018) and Summer of Dreams (2011).
Juliane Köhler
Juliane Köhler was born on August 6, 1965 in Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany. She is known for Der Untergang (2004), Aimée & Jaguar (1999) and Nirgendwo in Afrika (2001).
Juliane Lepoureau
Juliane Lepoureau is known for L'absente (2021), Toni (2023) and Unité 42 (2017).
Juliane Lorenz
Juliane Lorenz was born on August 2, 1957 in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. She is an editor and actress, known for Malina (1991), Life, Love & Celluloid (2005) and Kamikaze 1989 (1982). She has been married to Thomas Volker Wehling since 2017.
Juliane Pielucha
Juliane Pielucha is an actress, known for Into the Beat - Dein Herz tanzt (2020).
Juliann Sheldon
Juliann Sheldon is known for Worst Cooks in America (2010) and The 2012 Miss America Pageant (2012).
Julianna Barkas
Julianna Barkas is known for Eye for an Eye (2012), Sleepy Hollow (2013) and Two-Eleven (2015).
Julianna Barninger
Julianna Barninger was born in Erie, Pennsylvania, USA. She is known for Jane the Virgin (2014), Prescience (2019) and Stitchers (2015). She is married to Steven Nicholas Smith.
Julianna Damm
Julianna Damm is known for A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), Chicago Fire (2012) and A Wish Your Heart Makes (2012).
