34 Alexandra Neldel Movies
Get ready for a captivating cinematic journey as we delve into the remarkable world of Alexandra Neldel and her brilliant body of work. In this insightful roundup, we’ll explore her diverse and captivating films that have left an indelible mark on audiences worldwide.
From her inspiring performances to her visionary directorial choices, we’ll take you on a journey through her movies, showcasing the unforgettable moments that encapsulate the essence of her remarkable career.
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1. Die Mädchenfalle — Der Tod kommt online (1998)
In the thrilling 1998 German film “Die Mädchenfalle — Der Tod kommt online, “ a 14-year-old girl named Silke discovers her dream prince online, and they quickly fall for each other. But as their romance blossoms, Silke realizes that her charming cyber lover is not who he seems. As Silke becomes entranced in her internet romance, she becomes bound and gagged by a cold-blooded killer who goes by the name of Jan. Unbeknownst to Silke, Jan is not the charming prince she believes him to be, but a cold-hearted killer who uses the internet to search for his victims. As the lines between reality and cyberspace blur, Silke finds herself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a deranged predator who has his sights set on her as his next victim. With the help of her friends, Silke must fight to unravel the truth behind Jan’s dark secrets and escape his clutches before it’s too late. Filled with suspense and intrigue, “Die Mädchenfalle — Der Tod kommt online” is a gripping thriller that explores the dangers lurking in the digital world. With a talented cast and a taut narrative, this film is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, questioning the safety of the internet and the people we trust.
2. Das Miststück (1998)
Unravel the gripping mystery of “Das Miststück” as a woman’s choice of apparel leads to an exhilarating, unexpected adventure. A captivating thriller from 1998, directed by Carlo Rola and written by Douglas Scott-Hessler, the film’s unique premise is brought to life by a stellar cast, including Iris Berben and Christian Brückner. With a captivating plot revolving around kidnapping, the movie takes viewers on a thrilling journey, pushing the boundaries of suspense and intrigue.
3. Bang Boom Bang — Ein todsicheres Ding (1999)
“Bang Boom Bang — Ein todsicheres Ding” is a fast-paced, dark comedy set in the underworld of crime. When a recently released criminal plans to buy a car from a shady dealer, he doesn’t know that his partner in crime has wasted most of their bank robbery money on horse races. As the film unfolds, the chain of events becomes increasingly violent, leading to a series of wild and unpredictable encounters.
4. Doggy Dog — Eine total verrückte Hundeentführung (1999)
Get ready to laugh it up with the canine comedy madness in “Hundeentführung — Eine total verrückte Hunde-Capere” (1999). This wild and whacky film is exclusively available in German!
5. Flashback (2000)
“Flashback” is a gripping German horror film from 2000, directed by Michael Karen and written by Jimmy Sangster and Natalie Scharf. The story follows the life of Jeanette, a 22-year-old woman who has just been released from a mental institution after witnessing her parents’ brutal murder years ago. As she ventures into her new life, she slowly discovers that her seemingly innocent friends have mysteriously met with violent ends. With her painful past possibly holding the key to solving these gruesome killings, Jeanette must confront her darkest fears and unravel the mystery before it’s too late.
6. Erkan & Stefan (2000)
“Erkan & Stefan, “ a hilarious 2000 comedy film, revolves around the unlikely partnership of a deadpan bodyguard named Erkan (John Friedmann) and a quirky sarcasm-spouting writer named Stefan (Florian Simbeck). Catching the viewers off guard with its unique humor, this film stands out from the pack.
7. Heimliche Küsse — Verliebt in ein Sex-Symbol (2000)
In “Heimliche Küsse — Verliebt in ein Sex-Symbol” (2000), a heartwarming drama-romance film from Germany, the beautifully portrayed characters navigate life’s challenges and discover the power of love. The movie, directed by Wolfgang Limmer and starring talented actors including Alexandra Neldel, Jasmin Schwiers, and Raphael Schneider, follows a touching story set in the world of entertainment. Embracing the theme of overcoming obstacles, the film explores the lives of individuals who, despite their handicaps and setbacks, learn the meaning of true love, friendship, and perseverance.
8. Verliebte Jungs (2001)
Prepare to laugh and cringe with the 2001 German comedy, Verliebte Jungs. Directed by Christoph Schrewe, this side-splitting romp stars Tom Wlaschiha, Christian Näthe, and Alexandra Neldel as they navigate the wild world of young love.
9. Lammbock (2001)
Lammbock, released in 2001, is a comical take on the world of drug dealer Stefan and his assistant Kai, who grow cannabis for their pizza delivery business. The duo lives the high life, not having to worry about much until a problematic pest called the aphid brings disruption to their thriving enterprise. The movie is a fusion of crime, comedy, and a little bit of romance, starring Lucas Gregorowicz, Moritz Bleibtreu, and Marie Zielcke.
10. Die Großstadt-Sheriffs (2001)
In the dynamic city of San Fran-Heidelberg, two unlikely individuals find themselves on a thrilling adventure. Die Großstadt-Sheriffs revolves around the unconventional partnership of a German cop and an American bar owner, both bound by fate to take on a dangerous criminal organization.
11. They’ve Got Knut (2003)
In “They’ve Got Knut, “ political activist Knut finds himself facing an unexpected challenge when he is unexpectedly rounded up by the police. This powerful drama, based on the novel by Daniel Nocke, delves into the complex and deeply human struggles that arise when personal freedoms and societal norms collide. With a gripping and emotional story, director Stefan Krohmer manages to captivate viewers through the raw performances of his talented cast, including Valerie Koch, Hans-Jochen Wagner, and Pit Bukowski.
12. Andi Ommsen ist der letzte Lude (2003)
Andi Ommsen ist der letzte Lude, a comedy set in Hamburg’s red-light district, follows the harmless sandwich-seller Andi as he’s thrust into the world of the Albanian mafia’s prostitution empire. Tasked with taking care of the mob leader’s wife while he’s away, Andi must quickly learn to act as a pimp king to keep her safe and loyal.
13. Samba in Mettmann (2004)
“Samba in Mettmann” is a hilarious comedy starring Hape Kerkeling as Olaf, a young man tasked with taking care of his family’s cleaner’s store. When he encounters a group of three Brazilian ladies, they find themselves unknowingly entering Olaf’s life, turning everything upside down.
14. Autobahnraser (2004)
In the high-octane action movie “Autobahnraser, “ a young and passionate undercover officer named Karl-Heinz Krause finds himself infiltrating a notorious group of Autobahn racers. As he immerses himself in their dangerous world of high-speed thrills, he also becomes entangled in the illicit business of stolen cars and must face off against ruthless criminals.
15. Barefoot (2005)
“Barefoot, “ a lively 2005 German film, is a delightful mix of comedy, romance, and drama. Directed by Til Schweiger and featuring a star-studded cast, including Til Schweiger, Johanna Wokalek, and Nadja Tiller, the movie showcases the complex relationship between an exuberant playboy named Nick and a woman who has recently escaped from a psychiatric hospital.
16. Scharf wie Chili (2005)
Directed by Markus Bräutigam and starring an ensemble cast including Kristian Kiehling, Alexandra Neldel, and David A. Hamade, “Scharf wie Chili” is a romantic German comedy that hit theaters in 2005, showcasing some unique and eye-catching plot points. This film, while not highly rated by critics, still manages to garner attention for its intriguing premise and compelling performances.
17. Goldene Zeiten (2006)
In “Goldene Zeiten, “ Ingo, an earnest event organizer, eagerly plans a charity tournament for the local golf club, complete with a glamourous Hollywood star as the main attraction. However, as the day approaches, Ingo realizes that getting his aging guest of honor, Douglas Burnett, to show up will be no easy feat.
18. Messy Christmas (2007)
Messy Christmas, or Meine schöne Bescherung, is a light-hearted comedy that tackles the messy reality of blending families during the holiday season. The film follows a couple who invite their 3 ex-husbands, 1 ex-wife, and everyone’s new partners to celebrate Christmas together. As you can imagine, this leads to a multitude of comedic misunderstandings, awkward encounters, and unexpected alliances.
19. Märzmelodie (2008)
“Märzmelodie, “ a hilarious 2008 German comedy-musical, follows the intertwined lives of Anna, a stressed-out elementary school teacher, and Thilo, a struggling actor forced to sell wine in a call center. As they navigate the ups and downs of their respective careers, the duo finds solace and companionship in each other’s company, all while delivering a side-splitting blend of musical numbers and comedic antics. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 29 minutes, “Märzmelodie” delivers a quick, engaging burst of laughter that will have you questioning the absurdity of everyday life.
20. Glückstreffer — Anne und der Boxer (2010)
“Lucky Strikes — Anne and the Boxer” is an enchanting German comedy-romance film that made its debut in 2010. Directed by Joseph Orr and penned by Wiebke Jaspersen and Jürgen Weber, this flick features the acting talents of Alexandra Neldel, Camille Dombrowsky, and Kilian Safarik.
21. The Whore (2010)
The Whore (2010), originally titled Die Wanderhure, is a compelling drama and romance film that explores the darker side of human nature. Set against the backdrop of a small town, the story revolves around the life of a young woman who is forced into a marriage contract due to her family’s dire financial situation. As she is about to be married, she is brutally raped, which leaves her shattered and traumatized.
22. Bollywood in the Alps (2011)
“Bollywood in the Alps” is a light-hearted comedy from director Holger Haase, set against the backdrop of Germany and Austria’s beautiful Alpine landscapes. The film follows the adventures of a group of Bollywood actors who find themselves performing a high-stakes show in this picturesque location. But when the production runs into unexpected trouble, the comedic antics take on a life of their own, leaving the cast and crew to navigate through the chaos that ensues.
23. Das Vermächtnis der Wanderhure (2012)
“Das Vermächtnis der Wanderhure, “ a 2012 German drama, transports viewers to 1427, a time when betrayal and murder lurk in the shadows. Lady Maria Van Arnstein mourns the loss of her beloved husband, Michel, who was brutally murdered in a battle against the Hussitas. The shocking reality unfolds as Maria learns the horrifying truth that her husband’s cousin, Hettenhein, was responsible for his downfall. Their deceitful plan to seize Michel’s lands and castle will test Maria’s resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
24. Die Rache der Wanderhure (2012)
In “Die Rache der Wanderhure, “ Marie Adler leads a blissful life with her husband Michel, until he is sent to war against the Hussites on behalf of King Sigismund. However, when Michel fails to return, Marie refuses to accept his death and embarks on a courageous journey to uncover the truth behind his disappearance.
25. Schatzritter (2012)
Schatzritter is a captivating family adventure film from 2012, filled with suspense, friendship, and the allure of treasure. The story follows four courageous children on a perilous quest to save a mermaid from an evil enemy who seeks to exploit her for personal gain. Along the way, they must confront their deepest fears and unravel the legend behind the treasure they seek.
26. Unter Frauen (2012)
“Unter Frauen” (2012) is a unique and delightful German comedy-drama where Sebastian Ströbel, a self-made man, finds himself as the last man on Earth. However, he is not alone as he shares the planet with a number of women, all of whom hold their own charm, quirks, and eccentricities.
27. The Forbidden Woman (2013)
“The Forbidden Woman” or “Die verbotene Frau” is a captivating drama that premiered in 2013. This enchanting film, set in Dubai, follows the intriguing love story of Verena, a dedicated photojournalist, and Khalid, a charming and ambitious young man. Little does Verena know that Khalid is the son of a powerful sheikh with ambitious plans, who eventually proposes to her and entices her to Dubai for their marriage.<
However, as Verena gets absorbed into the world of luxury and wealth, she is met with a series of unexpected challenges and the weight of Khalid’s upcoming obligations. Directed by Hansjörg Thurn and written by Caroline Hecht, Maureen Herzfeld, and Gabriele Kister, this intriguing tale stars Alexandra Neldel and Mido Hamada.
The movie, which runs for 1 hour and 29 minutes, was produced by Aichholzer Filmproduktion, Puls 4, and Sat. 1, and features a predominantly German-speaking cast. With an IMDb rating of 4.8 and 82 votes, “The Forbidden Woman” is a thought-provoking and gripping drama that offers a unique glimpse into the lives of an unconventional couple navigating an unforeseen journey.
28. Der Minister (2013)
“Der Minister” is an enticing German satire comedy film that takes viewers on a lighthearted yet informative journey into the world of politics and the lives that revolve around it. Released in 2013 and directed by the talented Uwe Janson, this captivating flick boasts a talented cast, including Kai Schumann, Johann von Bülow, and Alexandra Neldel. The film’s screenplay was penned by the masterful Dorothee Schön, resulting in a thrillingly hilarious experience.
29. Klinik unter Palmen (2014)
In the heart of Asia, “Klinik unter Palmen” (2014) takes viewers on a dramatic journey of medical supplies, tumult, and passionate teamwork. With director Sebastian Vigg at the helm, this compelling drama follows a dedicated and talented team leader as they navigate the intricacies of operating a medical clinic in the midst of chaos.
30. Das Mädchen aus dem Totenmoor (2016)
In the quiet, picturesque town of “Das Mädchen aus dem Totenmoor, “ farmer Hannes Gerhards lovingly prepares his home for his city-dwelling love, Helen Dahms, as they eagerly await their happily-ever-after. However, the serenity of their rural life takes a dark turn when Hannes’ foreman accidentally unearths a gruesome secret. A skull, hidden deep within the peat-filled land, points to an old corpse that’s been lying undisturbed, buried beneath the ground where the couple’s future now resides.
31. Lommbock (2017)
“Lommbock” is a hilarious German comedy film that follows Stefan, a man who returns to Germany for a paper related to his upcoming wedding in Dubai. While he is there, he reconnects with his old friend Kai and is drawn into the world of drug dealing. Together, they try to help Kai’s stepson, who works for the same dealers, and Stefan finds himself in the middle of a dangerous situation.
32. Spy Cat (2018)
In a whimsical realm, “Spy Cat” takes you on an enchanting journey, following Marnie, a plump feline who revels in the opulence of being a pampered princess. When unforeseen circumstances compel her to venture out on her own, Marnie learns the significance of forging friendships and discovering her true self. Accompanied by her comical cohorts, consisting of a donkey, a dog, a chicken, and a hen, Marnie embarks on a heartwarming expedition that underscores the true essence of camaraderie.
33. Takeover (2020)
“Takeover, “ a delightful German comedy film, follows the unexpected friendship between Danny and Ludwig. When they meet in a leisure park, remarkably similar in appearance and age, the boys can’t resist the urge to swap lives.
34. Die Sterntaler des Glücks (2021)
Die Sterntaler des Glücks, a heartwarming German drama-romance film, follows Katja Sterner as she embarks on a new journey after discovering a mysterious coin. With nothing left but to search for love, her path takes her back home to Herzfelft, where she hopes to reconnect with her past and forge a new future. Miriam Dehne’s direction brings this emotionally charged tale of renewal to life, drawing on the cinematic charm of the German countryside.
