Christian Kahrmann

Christian Kahrmann was born on Jun 19, 1972 in West Germany. Christian Kahrmann's big-screen debut came with Das erste Semester directed by Uwe Boll in 1997, strarring Andreas Schimmer. Christian Kahrmann is known for Reise ohne Rückkehr directed by Güclü Yaman, Aljoscha Sena Zinflou stars as Aamir Ageeb and Christian Wewerka as Karsten. The most recent award Christian Kahrmann achieved is Bambi Awards. The upcoming new movie Christian Kahrmann plays is The Manny which will be released on Mar 26, 2015.

Christian Kahrmann started his acting career at the early age of 8. Born in Cologne, Germany he starred in numerous movies and series till the age of 13, when he landed one of the leading parts in Germany's oldest (and still running) series 'Lindenstrasse' in 1985, which brought him nation-wide popularity over night. In 1993 Kahrmann left the series after 7 ½ years and decided to set forth his work in new projects that became famous in Germany like 'Und Tschüss!', 'Das ist Dein Ende', 'Tatort: Bildersturm', 'Victor-Der Schutzengel' and recently 'Ratten - Sie werden Dich kriegen!' which earned the highest ratings of the year for its broadcasting station Pro7. German Moviegoers remember him well from feature cult-classics like 'The first Semester' or 'Bang, Boom, Bang!' (aka 'Underdogs'). In 1995 Kahrmann moved to New York where he studied acting at the renowned Herbert Berghoff-Studio with Salem Ludwig and Edward Morehouse. In 1996 he joined with his fellow students Ronald Marx and Jarreth Merz to found 'German Theater Abroad, Inc.', a New York based production company that seeks to produce and promote contemporary German drama in English translation on American territory.Kahrmann now commutes between Berlin and New York and is currently working on new feature films and for the theatre in Germany.