Yvonne Ernicke

The "Buzzer" is a feature film production by director and producer Nando Dietz based on a true story during the Cold War. The film is shot in English at the original location of the famous BND villa in Nuremberg. The BND boss Renate Müller, played by Yvonne Ernicke (lead role) puts all kinds of obstacles in the way of the employed technician Karl Träg, when he makes a frightening discovery. As an antagonist with some secrets and close allies to the Soviet Union, she reveals a major character transformation with many surprises.
In only three weeks Nando Dietz wrote the script and organized the production. Shooting started on 05.06. 2023, the main story was shot in only 3 weeks, currently the last shooting days are running.
Finally playing an agent in a 70s setting was a long awaited wish of Yvonne Ernicke. Even though the shooting was challenging at times, the outstanding Team, the wonderful acting colleagues and the warm energy on the set made the filming one of the best experiences.

The feature film "BLEH!" by @edwinbrienen with Yvonne Ernicke as holy Mary is now available in all theaters after premiering at Berlinale.

’A morality battle between Mr and Mrs Rose takes a bizarre turn when leather gays, a teddy bear and an exorcism priest get involved. A largely musical journey that borders on the insane, with puppets performing Rimbaud and a hit parade show with flashbacks to biblical times.’

Edwin Brienen is a Dutch film director, actor, producer, journalist and radio producer. In the German press, he is often dubbed ‘the Dutch Fassbinder’ because of the high production level and style of his films. He has made 16 feature films so far. During lockdown, he started experimenting with short films.

Brienen had retrospectives in Kraków, New York and Lausanne – his films have been released by North American and European companies like BrinkVision and MVD Entertainment Group. Next year, he will start working on an international big-budget film co-produced by Dutch film company Filmfreak ("The Lobster”, "In Fabric”, "The Killing of a Sacred Deer”)