Learn German with Films of Nora Tschirner

Nora Tschirner has experience in many different areas. After getting her start in the early 2000s as a moderator and VJ for German MTV, she transitioned to acting. In the subsequent years, Tschirner has taken on additional roles as director, producer, writer, and musician. She has graced both the silver screen and the small screen, showing off her talent has no limits.

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But let’s focus on the films and use them to practice German language skills! This month, get to know Nora Tschirner better with her films Soloalbum, Keonohrhasen, and Gut gegen Nordwind!

Get to Know Nora Tschirner

Nora Tschirner was born on June 12, 1981, in East Berlin. Her father was a documentary filmmaker and her mother was a radio journalist.

The acting bug bit Tschirner at a young age. During her school days, Tschirner was involved in theater groups. Her first role on television came while she was still a teenager. By 2001, she was a VJ on MTV and starting to win film roles, including her big-screen debut in “Wie Feuer und Flamme.”

In addition to acting in front of the camera, Tschirner has directed a documentary (2011’s “Waiting Area”). And until 2015, she sang and played guitar in the pop-rock band Prag.

An awkward and nerdy child, Anna knows Ludo from their childhood when he picked on her. Needless to say, things do not get started too well as Ludo begins his court-appointed job. Anna decides to take revenge, using her position to her advantage. She assigns Ludo to the less enjoyable jobs at the daycare. The film becomes a romantic comedy with the unlikely couple starting to fall for one another as Ludo’s mandated hours at the daycare begin to run out.

Gut gegen Nordwind (The Space Between the Lines)