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US International Awards 2025
Today, all winners of the 2025 US International Awards have been announced!Our entry “Beyond Binaries” has been selected as a Finalist in the category Documentaries & Reports – Social Issues. Even more exciting: Our contribution helped ORF achieve the TV Network of the Year award – a special recognition made possible by the collective success of several outstanding productions. 👉 You can find our entry here: Winner Page👉 Official promotion…
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Female Poverty
Female Poverty – Why Women Have Less is now streaming on ORF ON.A quiet, cinematic look at care work, precarious lives, and invisible struggles.Sometimes poverty is loud. Sometimes it’s silent. It’s almost always female. Directed by Anna Katharina Wohlgennant Available until November 29, 2025. 👉 ORF ON ansehen 03. Juni, 23:04 Uhr in ORF 203.06., 23:04 Uhr ORF 2
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“The Sleep” wins Cannes in Silver.
“The Sleep – Death’s Little Brother” Wins Silver Dolphin at the 2024 Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards! We are thrilled to announce that our TV documentary, “The Sleep – Death’s Little Brother,” directed by Stefan Wolner, has been honored with the Silver Dolphin at the prestigious 2024 Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards! This marks the second major award for the documentary, which previously won the intermedia-globe SILVER Award…
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Award for “The Sleep”
Red Monster Film, directed by Stefan Wolner and supported by the Austrian Television Fund, has won the prestigious “intermedia-globe SILVER Award” at the internationally recognized World Media Festival. Anne Glasser and her Performers Vocal Naps – Stephansplatz © ORF/Red Monster Film The TV documentary “Der Schlaf” by The film offers fascinating insights into the multifaceted topic of sleep from a philosophical perspective while also highlighting changes in our society. Experts…
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“My Sister” receives funding
For the production of the film ‘My Sister,’ Red Monster received funding approval from the BMKÖS and the MA7. The film portrays the director’s sister, Ilse. At the age of 18, she was diagnosed with a condition that would shape her life from then on: Multiple Sclerosis. The film is an emotional portrait of a woman and her way of dealing with an incurable illness, from initial despair and anger…
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City of Love @ BR
Vienna in the 19th century was one of the most modern and largest cities in the world. Consequently, it was also quite progressive in matters of love. The Spittelberg area was notorious for its prostitution. Prostitutes also offered their services at the city gates. The Congress of Vienna in 1814/1815 was the best thing that could have happened to Vienna’s love trade. The ‘Mutzenbacherin,’ an archetypal portrayal of the Viennese…
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The Viennese leisure oases@3Sat
The Viennese leisure oases became favorite spots for the people of Vienna and have remained so to this day. The mix of nature, entertainment, and gastronomy was the magic formula to sustainably attract city dwellers in need of relaxation to places like the Prater or Grinzing. An oasis on the Danube, the Kritzendorf beach resort. Source: ORF/Red Monster. The second part of the exploration of Vienna’s favorite places shows how…
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“Sterben 2.0” Nominated for the Romy Awards 2022
On Monday, July 11, the race for the KURIER ROMY industry awards begins. The voting process will start to once again honor those people behind the camera who ensure that great emotions are created and exciting facts are conveyed in film and television.
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Sisi’s Childhood Years @ 3Sat
Sisi’s Childhood Years – From Possenhofen to Vienna Broadcast Date: 29.05.2022, 13:25 – 14:10 Empress Elisabeth of Austria was an icon for generations – created by the Imperial House in Vienna. Her childhood in Possenhofen was quickly forgotten. Before Elisabeth of Bavaria, at the age of 15, married her first cousin, Habsburg Emperor Franz Joseph, and subsequently became the tragic icon of Austrian history, she spent a relatively carefree childhood…
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Austrian TV Productions Honored at New York Festivals
Austrian TV Productions Honored at New York Festivals“The Wannsee Conference” awarded the “Gold Award”, “Silver Award” for “Dying 2.0 – The New Approach to Death” – Eight awards for Terra Mater Factual Studios films, Gold for “The King of the Hippos”Reinhard Heydrich (Philipp Hochmair, l.), Heinrich Müller (Jakob Diehl, M.), and Adolf Eichmann (Johannes Allmayer, r.), in “The Wannsee Conference” Photo: ORF, ZDF, Julia Terjung Vienna/New York – Two TV…