Anna Fucking Molnar

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Movie
Original title Anna Fucking Molnar
Country of production Austria
original language German
Publishing year 2017
Rod
Director Sabine Derflinger
script Nina Proll ,
Ursula Wolschlager
production Franz Novotny ,
Alexander Glehr ,
Kurt Mrkwicka ,
Andreas Kamm ,
Oliver Auspitz ,
Ursula Wolschlager ,
Robert Buchschwenter
music Geri Schuller
camera Carsten Thiele
cut Alarich Lenz
occupation

Anna Fucking Molnar (also: Complete from the role ) is an Austrian feature film from 2017 . The director was Sabine Derflinger , the script was written by Ursula Wolschlager and Nina Proll , who also played the title role Anna and made her debut as a screenwriter with this film. The premiere took place at the Kitzbühel Film Festival on August 25, 2017, and the cinema release took place in Austria on November 24, 2017.

action

Anna Molnar is an eccentric actress who is in crisis. She is at the lowest point of her career. The supposed man of her life, her partner and "theater director" Laszlo, cheats on her in the cloakroom with a colleague on the day of her premiere. In this situation, Anna only sees alcohol and pills as the solution. As a result, she falls asleep during the performance, which has to be stopped because of her. With the handsome firefighter Christian, a new man enters Anna's life. He followed the debacle in his role as fire protection officer from the side stage. Christian takes the semi-comatose actress to the hospital, where Anna approaches the somewhat strange doctor Dr. Martin meets.

The next day, Laszlo puts her in front of the door. Due to her debts, she is forced to move in with her sex-addicted father Wolf, who is cheating on his wife Barbara. After the professional and private crash, Anna tries to get back on her feet and is urgently looking for a job, such as a magician's assistant or television. Fireman Christian did it to her, but somehow it doesn't really work out between the two, especially since they come from different backgrounds and Christian also has private problems. His wife Monika wants to take away custody of their daughter.

After Wolf's company went bankrupt, his wife Barbara announced that she was getting a divorce. However, due to an operation for a tumor on the testicle, she reversed her decision. One day Monika appears at the fire brigade headquarters and announces Christian that he does not want to get a divorce. However, Christian no longer wants to be with her. After the release of a television film with Anna in the lead role, she is able to repay Laszlo her debts for the costs he incurred due to the omitted performance. At Laszlo's request, Anna returns to the Theater in der Josefstadt as an actress . Christian is getting a divorce, Anna and he become a couple for good.

production

Nina Proll, Red Carpet with filming at the Romy Awards 2017

The main filming took place from July 4th to August 13th, 2016, the shooting took place in Vienna and Lower Austria , locations were among others Klosterneuburg , Mödling and Schwechat . In addition, the film was shot in April 2017 in the context of the Austrian film and television award Romy as part of the Romy Awards 2017 in the Vienna Hofburg .

The film was supported by the Austrian Film Institute , the Vienna Film Fund , the State of Lower Austria and Filmstandort Austria ; Austrian Broadcasting was involved . The film was produced by Novotny & Novotny Film , co-producers were MR Film and Witcraft Szenario .

Dietmar Zuson was responsible for the sound, Erika Navas for the costume design , Ina Peichl for the production design and Kiss-Benke for the Tünde mask.

The title song "Gib mir das" was also sung by Nina Proll.

reception

Magdalena Miedl wrote in the Salzburger Nachrichten that it was a warm-hearted and funny film, "which, in contrast to the author, clearly understands the line between a welcome line-up and humiliating assault . " She praised the members of the ensemble who did their best "with enthusiasm for playing and a flair for comedy in sometimes impossible accents" . The Tiroler Tageszeitung said that Sabine Derflinger's film based on Nina Proll's script would only appear to be a film about the #MeToo debate at first glance .

ORF.at, the online platform of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation , described the film as a 'flirting comedy', which is not a serious contribution to the virulent gender debate: “The portrait of the actress who is hungry for life and love (...) is not consistent - what Proll's current interference in the "#MeToo" debate only makes it all the more obvious. "

Katrin Nussmayr described the film in the daily newspaper Die Presse as flat clothes that are blunt and consciously sexist. The “typically masculine-sexualized view of the female body” would be countered by a female view that “is just as clumsy and objectifying” and culminates in a parade of stripping fire brigade calendar pin-up boys in the steamy nightclub. In the midst of clichés and flat dialogues, some actors would at least please, such as Robert Palfrader and Markus Schleinzer. On the online platform of the daily newspaper Der Standard , the film is criticized for being “technically hard-working and exhibiting its rough abuse”.

Web links

Commons : Anna Fucking Molnar  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b film.at: Sabine Derflinger is shooting a romantic fire brigade comedy . Retrieved July 30, 2017.
  2. ^ Filmfestival Kitzbühel with screenplay debut by Nina Proll ( Memento from August 5, 2017 in the Internet Archive ). Article dated August 4, 2017, accessed August 5, 2017.
  3. ↑ Tyrolean daily newspaper: August film month: Festivals on the Lido, Lake Maggiore and in the Alps . Article dated July 29, 2017, accessed March 8, 2020.
  4. ↑ a b Austrian Film Institute. Retrieved July 30, 2017 .
  5. ^ Kurier: Film off for Nina Proll in the Hofburg . Article dated April 25, 2017, accessed July 30, 2017.
  6. ^ Vienna Film Fund: Anna Fucking Molnar . Retrieved July 30, 2017.
  7. ↑ NÖN: Nina Proll: "New songs in the luggage" . Article dated July 28, 2017, accessed July 30, 2017.
  8. ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten: "Anna Fucking Molnar": A diva skilfully falls out of place . Article dated November 21, 2017, accessed November 21, 2017.
  9. ↑ Tiroler Tageszeitung: "Anna Fucking Molnar": A comedy about sexual humiliation . Article dated November 21, 2017, accessed November 21, 2017.
  10. ↑ "Anna Fucking Molnar": This diva is a 'macho' , on ORF.at from November 23, 2017, accessed on November 29, 2017
  11. ^ Diepresse.com: "Anna Fucking Molnar": In this film, the woman is the macho . Article dated November 22, 2017, accessed November 22, 2017.
  12. ↑ "Anna Fucking Molnar": It's funny when it hits the others " , on derstandard.at of November 22, 2017, accessed on November 23, 2017