Monika Miles is known for The Wall of Lyon (2019), War Games (2011) and Brawl.
Monika Mitchell is a writer, director and producer known equally for both independent film and network television. Since her first short film, Night Deposit (1999), won Slamdance's "Anarchy" Audience Award in January of 2000, she has become an alumni of over 90 international film festivals, her four independent films garnering more than 20 "Best Picture" or "Audience" awards over the years. Beginning with Robson Arms in 2005, Monika's career in television is also widely diverse. Her episodic experience includes one-hour procedurals, family dramas, single camera half-hour comedies and episodic documentary. Her movies for television consist of romantic comedies, mysteries, thrillers and holiday fare. In 2009 and 2010 Monika curated CODE Motion Pictures, commissioning, producing and/or acquiring a 72 film program for the Cultural Olympiad of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, which was watched around the globe by thirteen million people. Monika was formerly married to actor John Cassini (2002-2011) and has two children. She and her family are dual citizens of the US and Canada and split their time between Los Angeles, Vancouver and New York. She is represented by The Gersh Agency in the US and The Characters Talent Agency in Canada.
Monika Mundu is known for Lohardaga (2023), Phulmania (2019) and Deewana Deewana Manjkan (2021).
Monika Oschek was born on November 29, 1986 in Katowice, Slaskie, Poland. She is an actress, known for Ich bin dein Mensch (2021), Dogs of Berlin (2018) and Betonrausch (2020).
Monika Panwar is an actress, known for Super 30 (2019), Class of 83 (2020) and Sailing Through Life.
Monika Pawlicka is an actress, known for Dzien i noc, Legiony (2019) and Komisarz Alex (2012).
Monika Pilon is an actress, known for Le Guide de la famille parfaite (2021), Le bonheur (2022) and Les Simone (2016).
Monika Ravan is known for One Day: Justice Delivered (2019), ISIS: Enemies of Humanity (2017) and Viraam (2017).
Monika Reddy is known for 9 Hours (Created by Krish Jagarlamudi) (2022).
German-born Monika Ringwald began her career as a nude model in British magazines such as "Health and Efficiency" and the infamous "Witchcraft", amongst others. This led to numerous acting parts, mostly tiny roles in many British sexploitation movies. Her only lead role was in The Sexplorer (1975), a little-known film that deserves a cult following (it's apparently a favorite of Quentin Tarantino). She also appeared uncredited in the horror movie Satan's Slave (1976), although most of her scenes were missing from the original UK cinema and video versions. Ringwald also used a variety of pseudonyms to voice cartoons and appear on The Benny Hill Show (1969). She retired from acting in 1978.