Jeanne Goursaud (29) plays former Special Forces soldier Sara Wulf, whose son disappears in the US Consulate in Frankfurt. In 'Die Hard' fashion and wearing a white Bruce Willis memorial tank top ...

This week, the top film on the non-English language list is Exterritorial, an action-packed German-language film starring actress Jeanne Goursaud, whom you might recognize from the hit series ...

Written and directed by Christian Zübert, Exterritorial stars Jeanne Goursaud (The 15:17 to Paris, Barbarians) as Sara, a tough-as-nails ex-Special Forces operative, who gets swept up into a ...

The Netflix original movie, which is in mostly German with some English dialogue, centers on a single mother and ex-soldier named Sara Wulf (Jeanne Goursaud) who, when applying for a visa at the ...

It was released on Netflix on April 30, 2025, and stars Jeanne Goursaud in the lead role as former elite soldier Sara Wulf. The story revolves around Sara's quest to find her missing son ...

Obviously enough. Exterritorial stars Jeanne Goursaud as Sara, with Dougray Scott, Lera Abova, Kayode Akinyemi, & Annabelle Mandeng. This looks super cheesy and so generic, yet another Netflix ...

To offer a bit more context, the film centers on Sara (Jeanne Goursaud), a former Special Forces soldier who served in Afghanistan. She heads to the U.S. Consulate in Frankfurt to apply for her ...

The Netflix film Exterritorial is a nonstop action thriller. The German movie follows Sara Wulf (Jeanne Goursaud), a former Special Forces soldier, who desperately tries to find her son after he's ...

That means it must be good, right? Written and directed by Christian Zübert, this action thriller stars Jeanne Goursaud as a veteran and single mother who must take matters into her own hands ...

“Exterritorial” follows Sara (Jeanne Goursaud), a former Special Forces operative whose son mysteriously disappears inside the U.S. consulate in Frankfurt. When the authorities claim he was ...

Netflix just dropped the first trailer for its new German action-thriller “Exterritorial” — and while the name might sound like something pulled from a sci-fi alien invasion flick, don’t ...