Films by Ingrid Molnar

Germany 2011, 14 min
by Ingrid Molnar

Germany 2006, 44 min
by Ingrid Molnar

The annual A-Bombers Old Style Weekend in Sweden is an all outdoor event for hot rods, kustoms, motorcycles in '30s – '50s American style plus original American cars up to 1956 model with live music like Swing, Rockabilly and Hillibilly, a jiving lesson and a wild hillclimbrace at Devils Peak . The camping field has toilets and a few showers in a very simple conditions, but it is the total Rockin' Rollin' Car and Bike meeting in the world! Very simple means the camp "Backamo Lagerplats", where i

Germany 2006, 34 min
by Ingrid Molnar

from the series LOST IN THE FIFTIES.2002-2011 annual at the first weekend of June - a clay hole in Âarhus, Denmark becomes DEVILS HOLE, a party location for weatherproof lovers of American post-war culture and cars built before 1954 – BEDROCK 1954. BIKINI DRY shows the 4th annual event of 2005. At the earlier - unplanned departure one of the Gals asked "Why ridin' home, there is still one bikini dry!"Hot motors at the gatherin' for drivin' to Denmark. Driving North. Morten at the entrance of De

Austria 2005, 4 min
by Ingrid Molnar

... I got one girl in every harbor of this world for every chick Iet the needle click...

Germany 2004
by Ingrid Molnar

October 2002, out of the series LOST IN THE FIFTIES HEMSBY#29 was my very first Rock'n'Roll weekend[er] and LAST WEEKEND I MISSED YOU is possibly the first portrait of this scene at all. Because in this film the people in the audience - and not only the bandmembers - are the stars. All the cats strollin' around in that area treated me nice from the very beginning. Like findin' the right bus from the train station in Great Yarmouth to Pontins in Hemsby the authetic 50's site with the help of ori

Germany 2004, 30 min
by Ingrid Molnar

Original German version with few dialoges of HOT HEADS EAST annual first weekend of September in Germany, near the border to Poland.This was my first time there - and the first thought was "This is the picture of PEACE IN EUROPE" Airfield and hangars built by the Nazis. Used by the Russians in the former GDR. Now here amongst others Angelo from Switzerland, is racing with an American bike with specification for WWII - which makes drivin' and drinkin' beer —instead of shootin' — at the same time

Germany, Austria 2001, 60 min
by Ingrid Molnar

Not only materialism, high rents, and a shortage of space, but also a certain lifestyle (still) quite different from the European way of living, have made private self storage neccessary for example in New York. Armed with a camera, the Hamburg-based Viennese filmmaker observed how people in New York make their lives easier or an income for living possible through renting small rooms in large storage buildings, where they store the likes of clothes, books and videotapes. Some visit their locker

Germany 2000, 14 min
by Ingrid Molnar

At the End of May 2000 I've got an eMail from the Faces-Mailinglist with the invitation to be a Guerrilla Girl for one day. Fortunally I was in NYC at that time. So I decided to join them. When I arrived at the St. Patrick's Cathedral that very afternoon the ProArtCheerleaders already had joined the GUERRILLA GIRLS - and that's what I still wounder - just to demonstrate or cheerful celebrate Eartha Kitt's nomination for Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical. Funny things happened

Germany 1998, 91 min
by Jochen Hick

Glossy magazines, porn awards, washboard stomachs and muscular pinups. Hollywood faithfully provides the public with a seemingly inexhaustible flood of male erotica. But there does come a time when the spotlights are turned off and the male models go about their own private lives within the city of palms on the pacific coast. Thepotentialities are enormous: innumerable clubs, sexhotlines and the sheer magnitude of partners to choose from. Nine young men in Los Angeles. Photomodels, porn actors,

Germany 1995, 44 min
by Ingrid Molnar

Russkoee Polee / The Russian Field, studio Evgenij Kozlov, Berlin and Victory Column, Berlin. An exhibition by Evgenij Kozlov. Project manager Hannelore Fobo.

Germany 1994
by Ingrid Molnar

But when the weekend comes - Leningrad's new bands met in TamtAm. Summer 1993 I spent six weekends there too.

Germany 1991
by Ingrid Molnar

Germany 1990, 77 min
by Ingrid Molnar, Anne Andersen

with: Angelika Hochdorfer, Sabine Klein-Schonnefeld, Dr.Susanne von Paczensky, Elfie Mayer, Renate Sadrozinski, Gerlinde Walka, Monika Fischer-Stenzel, Beate Lier, Anne Leiper, Ullabritt Horn, Jasmin Ebertz, Dr.Heribert Kentenich, patients of Dr.Theissen, pedestrian in the streets of Memmingen, and others. The reason to shoot and edit this film were a big processes taking place at least five years in Bavaria. In Germany it is forbidden to do abortions without consultation official counsellors an

Germany 1985, 14 min
by Ingrid Molnar

no dialogues

Germany 1984, 45 min
by Ingrid Molnar

It started as a photoportrait of Marseille. The very town, where Ingrid Molnar wanted to stay. But at that time, it was not easy to get the permission to work for an Austrian. (in Europe the CARD is not GREEN). Looking at the contacts of the stripes of the negatives it reminded her of a scenario for a film. She filmed her daily life in Hamburg , the town, where she built her new base. She composed a letter of images for a friend in her hometown Vienna. As an answer, Peter Boehm, composed some mu

Germany 1983, 90 min
by Ingrid Molnar, Gerhard Brockmann

1983 in Germany the 'shipyard crisis' reached a climax: shipbuilding in Hamburg's HDW-Werk-Ross is to be discontinued and 1354 employees laid off.After negotiations with the Executive Board of the Salzgitter Group, demonstrations and appeals to politicians remain ineffective. On September 16, 1983 the colleagues decide not only to go on strike but to squat the shipyard. A step that many could never have imagined.At daily meetings the 'how to continue' is discussed under fears and hopes. A great

Germany 1983, 60 min
by Ingrid Molnar, Katrin Meier

Wives and friends of shipyard workers of Hamburg's traditional shipyard Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft GmbH (HDW) and its neighbouring supplier MAN (a subsidiary of Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg GmbH) are developing a strategy for mobilising the media to point out planned mass layoffs.A hunger strike lasting several days in the first week of September 1983 tagsüber at the Landungsbrücken and at night in the rooms of the main church St. Michaelis, combined with the distribution of leaflets,