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Is Sandra Hüller a perfectionist? “No, not at all. I strongly believe perfection doesn’t exist, except in nature. So it’s interesting to work with people who actually do believe it exists; I think it creates a tension between what I do and what they do.” 🎥 satpaper via IG

Happy birthday to Sandra Hüller’s no.1 fan, the wonderful Markus Schleinzer 🌹❤️🎉

Sandra Hüller features in photographer Jonas Unger’s new book “The Selfies of Jonas Unger”. The artist entrusted a camera to celebrities at his photoshoots to take a photo of themselves, inviting his subjects to break free from their public image. 📸 vanityfairfrance via IG

Markus Schleinzer’s Rose, starring Sandra Hüller, has won the 2026 Günter Rohrbach Film Prize. The Prize celebrates German-language films that explore the theme of ‘the working world and society’. Caro Braun was also awarded an acting prize for her portrayal of Suzanna.

New photo of Sandra Hüller and Ryan Gosling behind the scenes of Project Hail Mary! 📸 Society of Camera Operators Magazine

Sandra Hüller says she understands Klaus Mann’s despair of no longer believing in anything, not even literature or culture: “I’m not really sure if art is capable of saving us, but it is definitely a great source of comfort and a refuge for many people.”

[UPDATE] Warner Bros. will be submitting Sandra Hüller for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Emma Rockwell in Digger! She will also be submitted alongside Tom Cruise, Riz Ahmed, John Goodman, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Jesse Plemons for Best Ensemble Cast.

Sandra Hüller on Fatherland: “They don't know where their home actually is anymore. And that doesn't only mean the place where you live, but it means the language that you're using. It has been abused by a fascist regime. It can't be understood the way it was understood before.”

“Sandra Hüller is more dangerous than this bear” — Markus Schleinzer talking about the scene in ‘Rose’ where Sandra encounters a real bear 🐻 🌹

A new still of Sandra Hüller as Erika Mann in “Fatherland” 🤍🖤 📸 via Pathé Films

Sandra Hüller was awarded the Jury Prize for Best Actress for her portrayal of Erika Mann in “Fatherland” at the 27th Newport Beach Film Festival!

Congratulations to the team of ‘ROSE’ 👏

Sandra Hüller on finding her own Erika: “Paweł chose a fictional story about responsibility to country and family, and staying true to yourself under pressure. I read a lot of letters between her and her father to understand their relationship, as it’s not a story about her.”

How new fame changed Sandra Hüller's life: “I have opportunities to work with people I’ve dreamed of collaborating with and I’m in a position to bring visibility to struggling projects, a power I try to use responsibly. But, I can't walk my dogs down the street in my bathrobe.”

Sandra Hüller on the political dimension of film: “I feel very responsible for my film choices... If I can contribute to shaping the world a little, that’s important to me.” via Elle France

Sandra Hüller on acting as a man: “I had to keep everything that was going on inside to myself, but dominate the space when I entered a room, so that no one would think of questioning me. It was a very new experience, because I'm not like that at all in real life.” via Elle Fr

Sandra Hüller on becoming Rose: “I told myself I shouldn't try to achieve perfection; Rose had no training, she did it all on her own. I didn't look at the monitor after takes, and trusted the others. At a point, I felt they weren't looking at me the way they look at a woman.”