Cornelia Buch
Cornelia Buch is known for Inside (2023) and Joris: Signal (2018).
Cornelia Duryée
Cornelia has had a long and prosperous career in the arts, in various incarnations, but it was her relationship with Madeleine L'Engle that led the former playwright and stage director into the world of film. L'Engle (well-known writer of works such as A Wrinkle in Time and the Austin Family series), Cornelia's Godmother and mentor, invited her to adapt several of her novels and plays for the screen. With Madeleine's encouragement, Cornelia adapted two of Madeleine's novels: Camilla Dickinson and Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun. The latter was a finalist in the First Glance Screenplay Competition, a semi-finalist at Slamdance, and has received numerous other accolades. In 2019, Cornelia and the Kairos team are in production on two short films and a feature; to be filmed, if all goes well, this year. In the 2018, Cornelia directed Language Arts, starring Ashley Zukerman, Sarah Shahi, Pamela Reed, Erin Cummings, Mariana Klaveno, Kevin Alejandro, Jane Ryan, Elliott Smith, Lincoln Lambert, and many many more. In 2017, Cornelia directed Alt, starring Elise Eberle, Sloane Morgan Siegel, Carol Roscoe, Brian S. Lewis, Matt Shimkus, Denny McAuliffe, and Shaunyce Omar; a light-hearted science-fiction feature film, in post-production, and soon to begin its round of film festivals. In 2015 Cornelia directed West of Redemption, starring Billy Zane, Kevin Alejandro, and Mariana Klaveno; a tense, award-winning thriller, which won the Best Feature award at the Jefferson State FlixxFest, Best Dramatic Direction at Eugene FF, and Staff Pick Award at Manchester FF, among many others. It continues to make the rounds of ongoing film festivals. In 2012 Cornelia directed Camilla Dickinson, with a cast including Adelaide Clemens, Cary Elwes, Samantha Mathis, and Gregg Sulkin. The film garnered critical success, winning, among others, the 2012 Best Narrative Feature and 2012 Best Director awards from the Women's Independent Film Festival, as well as the Best Narrative Feature award from the Eugene International Film Festival. It's available on Amazon, Youtube, and iTunes. In 2006 Cornelia wrote and directed The Dark Horse, which premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival and went on to win Best Feature Drama at the International Family Film Festival, among other awards. It is available on Amazon. Cornelia co-founded Seattle Shakespeare Company, directed there, and served as its casting director for seven years. A classically-trained actor/director, she directed stage plays for twenty years before moving behind the camera. Her enjoyment of filmmaking extends into the realm of production, where she served as Executive Producer for cult favorite JourneyQuest Season 1, a producer of JourneyQuest Season 2, and as a casting director for The Gamers: Dorkness Rising, as well as many other productions. Cornelia is in the process of writing and developing numerous projects for Kairos.
Cornelia Dworak
Cornelia Dworak started her career in 2006 as stunt woman and SFX technician in an Austrian special effects company, after finishing her diploma studies in biology. In 2009 she continued working independently and since then has been part of numerous Austrian and international productions and projects. She performed in movies, television, commercials, auto exhibitions, live events and on stage in the capacity of stunt performer, fight coordinator, action and movement coach, intimacy coordinator, stunt coordinator, precision driver and dancer. Sharing her passion has lead to innumerable workshop and class hours of teaching since 2006 in the genres of stage and screen combat, dance and movement for actors. In 2018 she followed the clear call of her heart and started with Thai Yoga Bodywork, a beautiful treatment to balance life energy and enhance personal well-being by working on selected energy lines of the body through the quality of touch. Cornelia is a Mental Health First Aider and has a unique holistic approach to her work, inter-linking all her knowledge around movement and body, which allows her to adapt to the needs and concerns of her clients in a very mindful way. Therfor she constantly keeps attending further training in the fields of stunts, stage and screen combat, martial arts, dance, intimacy design, bodywork and movement in general.
Cornelia Dörr
Cornelia Dörr was born in 1977. She is an actress, known for Agujero (2004), Tatort (1970) and The All Is One (2023).
Cornelia Froboess
Cornelia Froboess was born on October 28, 1943 in Wriezen, Brandenburg, Germany. She is an actress, known for Mathilde Möhring (1968), Rheinsberg (1967) and Knockin' on Heaven's Door (1997). She was previously married to Hellmuth Matiasek.
Cornelia Gröschel
Cornelia Gröschel was born in 1987 in Dresden, Germany. She is an actress, known for Heidi (2001), Freaks: You're One of Us (2020) and Lerchenberg (2013).
Cornelia Guest
Cornelia Cochrane Churchill Guest is the daughter of Winston F.C. Guest (cousin of Winston Churchill) and Lucy "C.Z." Cochrane Guest, and goddaughter of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. She was 1982's "Deb of the Year", and, in 1986, was named "Deb of the Decade". That same year, she wrote "The Debutante's Guide to Life".
Cornelia Heyse
Cornelia Heyse was born in 1957 in Meiningen, Germany. She is an actress, known for Paradise (2023), Der Parfumeur (2022) and Der Masuren-Krimi (2021).
Cornelia Johnsson
Cornelia Johnsson is known for Bikini Squad (1993), Acapulco H.E.A.T. (1993) and Tarzán (1991).
Cornelia Köndgen
Cornelia Köndgen was born in 1958 in Weingarten, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. She is an actress, known for La pianiste (2001), Onkel Silas (1977) and Hiob (1978).