Paula Kalenberg made her television debut at the tender age of fifteen in the German television series "Hanna, wo bist du?".
Not even a year had passed since her debut when she appeared in the television crime series "Tatort - Bermuda".
In 2005, Paula Kalenberg showcased her acting prowess in the feature film "The Cloud", sharing the screen with renowned actor Franz Dinda.
Three years later, she played alongside Daniel Brühl and David Kross in Marco Kreuzpaintner's critically acclaimed film "Krabat and the Legend of the Satanic Mill".
Her breakout role came when she took on the leading part in "Systemfehler - wenn Inge tanzt", a film that showcased her impressive musical talents and won her a special place in the hearts of countless fans.
Throughout her illustrious career, Paula Kalenberg has garnered numerous accolades, including the prestigious "Askania Award", the "Lilli Palmer Memorial Camera", and the "New Faces Award".
In 2016, she appeared in a trio of television films, including "Der weiße Äthiopier", based on a novel by Ferdinand von Schirach, the political thriller "Der Fall Barschel", and the two-part film "Das Programm".
When not in front of the camera, Paula Kalenberg dedicates her time and public voice to her role as patron of "Mädchenhaus Bielefeld", a charitable organization she has supported since 2007. The organization's mission is to improve the living conditions of girls and young women in various aspects of their lives, a cause that is close to Paula's heart.
