Ilse Hofmann

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Ilse Hofmann (born January 3, 1949 in Ingolstadt ) is a German film and television director .

Career

The daughter of a merchant family grew up in Munich . After graduating from high school , she studied there from 1968 to 1971 at the University of Television and Film . During her studies she worked on the collective produced film The Social Behavior of Residents of a West German Village in 1961–65 .

In 1973 she became Joachim Preen's assistant director on Wolfgang Menge's series Ein Herz und ein Seele . As a result of the Rose Monday procession , she had to take on a supporting role at short notice (as Mrs. Burdenski), because the actress Eva Böttcher , who was actually intended for this, was found drunk in the hotel room.

Her first directorial work was the television film Winterreise in 1975 . The children's film Die Ilse ist weg followed in 1976 , in which she also participated in the script . She also wrote the script for the film Rabies (1982) and a script for each of the TV series Aufachse and Einsatz Hamburg Süd . Ilse Hofmann received the Adolf Grimme Prize for the film Die Welt in That Summer (1980) .

Filmography

Awards

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Eva Böttcher is mentioned in the credits of the episode Rosenmontagszug , but without an appearance. Which suggests that she should appear as Frau Burdenski. Eva Böttcher embodied Frau Burdenski in the 13th episode The oven is out .
  2. ↑ The Prophet whom the country loved, obituary: Hardly any German author shaped German television as much as Wolfgang Menge . In: Berliner Morgenpost , October 22, 2012.
  3. ^ Art Prize Berlin Jubilee Foundation 1848/1948 , online at adk.de , accessed on October 11, 2014

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personal data
SURNAME Hofmann, Ilse
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German film and television director
DATE OF BIRTH January 3, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Ingolstadt