Annika Strauss
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Annika Strauss is a German film actress and author. She grew up in Reutlingen as the youngest of three children. After graduating from high school in 2005, she began studying general rhetoric and German language and literature at the University of Tübingen, graduating with a Master of Arts degree in 2013. To date, she has appeared in over 30 film productions. As an author, she published her debut thriller Nachtfahrt (Night Drive) in 2024. She also worked as a news editor for television from 2017 to 2023.
Known for
Credits
13 Minutes (2015)
as Frau im Dorf
Blood Valley: Seed's Revenge (2014)
as Claire
Hanau: Germany in Winter (2022)
Actor
German Angst (2015)
as Kasia
Blood Feast (2016)
as Lilou
La Petite Mort 2: Nasty Tapes (2014)
as Dominique
Necronos: Tower of Doom (2010)
as Goran Victim
Underworld Cats (2010)
as Cat
No Reason (2010)
as Irina
Skin Creepers (2018)
as Leonie
Schlaraffenhaus (2011)
as Maria
Avantgarde (2010)
as Maddie
Game Over (2009)
as Nadine
Scars of Xavier (2017)
as Dominique
Savage Love (2013)
as Girl at Gas Station
Unrated: The Movie (2009)
as Pamela
Raw 3: The Revelation of Grete Müller (2015)
as Annika
Die Boten des Todes (2022)
as Schneewittchen
Lockdown (2022)
as Jasmin Stein
Village People - Tod aus dem All (2018)
as Kifferin
La Petite mort (2009)
as Dominique
Raw 2 The Diary of Grete Müller (2014)
Actor
Mordkommission Calw - Nemesis (2025)
as Jasmin Stein
Mordkommission Calw - Warlord (2021)
as Jasmin Stein
Mordkommission Calw - Kinderspiele (2023)
as Jasmin Stein
#funnyFACE (2015)
Actor
Mordkommission Calw - Schattenkrieger (2019)
as Nadia
Dark Circus (2016)
as Assistant
Child's Play (—)
as Petra
Raw: The Curse of Grete Müller (2013)
as Woman in Video
Plastic (2013)
as Hanna
Das kalte Gericht (2015)
as Polizistin Sahra
Mordkommission Calw - Klassentreffen (2024)
as Jasmin Stein
Verloren (2015)
as Tabea