"Evil is a part of us"
In the series "Deutsches Haus" about the first Auschwitz trial in Frankfurt, he plays the defense attorney for the accused. In the podcast "Oscars & Raspberries", actor Sabin Tambrea talks about history, forgetting and the search for good roles.
Sabin Tambrea is the kind of actor you never forget, even in supporting roles. Whether in films such as "Ludwig II" and "Narcissus and Goldmund" or in the series "Ku'damm 56", Tambrea's face remains memorable. In the five-part German Disney+ mini-series "Deutsches Haus", based on the debut novel by Annette Hess, the 38-year-old plays the lawyer of the SS criminals alongside a large cast of well-known actors.
In this special episode of "Oscars & Raspberries", Ronny Rüsch talks to the theater and film actor, who was born in Romania in 1984, about the portrayal of evil in films and series, about forgetting and suppressing German history and about how difficult it is to walk the path between arthouse and mainstream cinema.
Sabin Tambrea, in his role as a defense attorney, discusses the complexities of the Entertainment industry's portrayal of evil in films, specifically in the context of the Disney+ series "Deutsches Haus" based on Annette Hess's novel. Recently, in his podcast "Oscars & Raspberries", he touched upon the topic of forgetting and suppressing history, like the Auschwitz trial, in relation to the Film industry. Tambrea's upcoming movie review of a streaming service release might also delve into these themes, showcasing his ongoing engagement with the Entertainment industry's impact on society.
Source: www.ntv.de
