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Release Date:
October 30, 2025
Original Title:
Stiller
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
ARTE
Ascot Elite Home Entertainment
BR
Bewegte Bilder Medien GmbH
C-Films
SRF
Walker & Worm Film
Production Countries:
Germany | Switzerland
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
1950. James White, an American traveller, is arrested at the Swiss border. The police take him into custody, convinced he is Anatol Stiller, a promising Swiss sculptor who vanished seven years earlier after being accused of serving communist ideology. Despite the mounting evidence against him, James White continues to assert that he is not the man they are looking for. As the investigation tightens around him, Stiller’s ex-wife is called by police to testify and untangle the truth from the lies. Is James White really the man he claims to be?
Art Department Coordinator:
Rebecca Hanke
Art Direction:
Kinga Eperjesi
Assistant Art Director:
Carl Obereisenbuchner
Assistant Production Design:
Federica Felisatti
Assistant Production Manager:
Sabina Müller
Assistant Property Master:
Noemi Baldelli
Assistant Set Decoration:
Aurelia Buchli
Doia Mataré
Assistant Set Dresser:
Nanno Hensold
Assistant Set Propsman:
Aline Ulrich
Assistant Unit Manager:
Lizzy Erdmann
Philipp Kaindl
Best Boy Lighting Technician:
Florian Kopske
Markus Müller
Jonas Breutel
Camera Operator:
Florian Lampersberger
Meret Madörin
Casting:
Alexandra Montag
Construction Grip:
Jakob Huber
Construction Manager:
Benjamin Scholl
Lars Wagener
Pascal Thalmann
Simon Ritzenhoff
Costume Assistant:
Alina Scheiler
Maxi Munzert
Costume Design:
Monika Schmid
Crowd Assistant Director:
Konstantin Kliche
Julia Eiber
Dialect Coach:
David Chrisman
Director:
Stefan Haupt
Director of Photography:
Michael Hammon
Dolly Grip:
Simon Arevalo Saint-Jean
Driver:
Guy Riera
Hector Calles
Bernie Huber
Frederic Wagner
Thomas Bartsch
Editor:
Franziska Köppel
Executive Producer:
Heike Kresse
First Assistant Camera:
Annika Speidel
Dominik Roge
Christian Anderegg
First Assistant Director:
Marc Daniel Gerber
Gaffer:
Christoph Dehmel-Osterloh
Graphic Designer:
Eva Hartmann
Eva Rolli
Grip Production Assistant:
Joel Knickel
Philipp Dittrich
Health and Safety:
Martin Cronebach
Intern:
Nura Eissa
Location Manager:
Alex Biondi
Marcel Nakoni
Tobias Wagnerberger
Location Scout:
Doris Toth
Ute Platzer
Makeup & Hair:
Miria Germano
Miriam Blank
Natalie Clayton
Alin Akhdar
Novel:
Max Frisch
Picture Car Coordinator:
Thomas Schott
Producer:
Tobias Walker
Philipp Worm
Anne Walser
Production Accountant:
Olaf Schmidt
Production Coordinator:
Kristina Wiedenmann
Katharina Beckel
Production Design:
Su Erdt
Prop Maker:
Till Zimmermann
Property Master:
Sara B. Weingart
Bernadette Weinzierl
Script Consultant:
Julia Eiber
Script Supervisor:
Fabienne Helfer
Second Assistant Camera:
Julian Stöhr
Maxim Mokil
Second Assistant Director:
Stefania Akrabova
Set Decoration:
Barbara Bernhard
Set Decoration Buyer:
Sarah Hesse
Set Dresser:
Sophie Stalder
Mitch Enzmann
Karin Nyffenegger
Michael Baumgartner
Henne Hensold
Catharina Strebel
Set Painter:
Alessio Nalesini
Set Propsman:
Simon Sramek
Set Runner:
Lara Karl
Special Effects Supervisor:
Helmut Neudorfer
Still Photographer:
Marc Reimann
Stunt Coordinator:
Martin Cronebach
Stunts:
Martin Cronebach
Third Assistant Director:
Cécile Schüpbach
Unit Manager:
Marc Dupont-Lavadoux
Video Assist Operator:
Matias Böhl
Visual Effects:
Lauritz Raisch
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Andreas Frickinger
Writer:
Alex Buresch
Stefan Haupt
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