Lola Klamroth

Actor

Lola Klamroth, born on September 14, 1991, is a German actress from Hamburg and belongs to a well-known acting dynasty: she is the daughter of camera assistant Katrin Klamroth and actor Peter Lohmeyer, and the niece of journalist Wibke Bruhns. At a young age, she played the lead role in Früher oder später (2007, directed by Ulrike von Ribbeck) – her feature film debut was sensitive, received strong reviews, and earned her an Undine Award nomination for Best Film Debut in 2008. In the drama Ich Ich Ich (2021, directed by Zora Rux; also known as Second Thoughts), she took on the role of Louise – one of the “thought people” who encounter the main character on his journey of self-discovery. Other film roles include Capri-Revolution (2018, directed by Mario Martone), which was screened in competition at the Venice Film Festival, and Tod einer Kadettin (2017, directed by Sebastian Stolz), in which she played the role of Anja Kroll. On German television, she has appeared in series such as Die Neue und der Bulle (2024), Davos 1917 (2023), Die Heiland: Wir sind Anwalt (2021), Großstadtrevier, and In aller Freundschaft – Die jungen Ärzte (2018). Lola Klamroth impresses with her multifaceted talent, which ranges from intense arthouse dramas to historically inspired works and current series – always carried by authenticity and emotional clarity.

Films on Sooner

Second Thoughts

2021

85 mins

Drama, Comedy

In poetic tableaux, filmmaker Zora Rux tells a surrealistic-comic story about the search for the true self.