The Rosenmüller films made her famous, but she never wanted to be pinned down. Now Anna Maria Sturm has made a thriller in French and founded a band. In order to remain artistically free, she even took a job on the assembly line.
There is this scene in her new film, there is a mood in the basement and Anna Maria Sturm is the first to react: “And as they say in France: Cheer up!” The Bavarian speaks the sentence in sonorous French, with a slight smile on her face, entirely in her role. It’s just a few words, plus a few hand movements, and yet this scene says a lot about the actress, who became known in the noughties with Marcus H. Rosenmüller’s Heimat trilogy and later emphasized that she was no longer on the ” Bavarian girls from the country” wants to be established.