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"Some of you could maybe already tell after our last post here... The photo shows Klaus Maeck, FM Einheit and Alexander Hacke rigth after the recording of the audio commentary for the soon to be released ultimate edition of one of the ultimate German cult movies on Blu-ray. We're talking about the punk/industrial-underground-classic DECODER (directed by Muscha) from 1984. The incredible cast: FM Einheit (former member of Einstürzenden Neubauten), Christiane "F." Felscherinow, FM's brother Ralf Richter and William Rice. Also starring subculture icons William S. Burroughs and Genesis P-Orridge as well as FM's former band colleague Alexander Hacke who's also worked on the soundtrack and has a small cameo. A recurring song in the film is „Seedy Films“ by Soft Cell. Awesome!
This chock-full (English-friendly and also French-subtitle-equipped) edition wouldn't be possible without the close collaboration of the great Klaus Maeck (screenwriter and producer). If you want to know more about Klaus' work you shouldn't miss the TV-show "Tracks" on German/French arthouse channel Arte tomorrow where DECODER is also mentioned. If you can't wait until Friday, follow this link (beware, though: German only):"
https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/tr...MWT9F4WXlYhPvo
"Some of you could maybe already tell after our last post here... The photo shows Klaus Maeck, FM Einheit and Alexander Hacke rigth after the recording of the audio commentary for the soon to be released ultimate edition of one of the ultimate German cult movies on Blu-ray. We're talking about the punk/industrial-underground-classic DECODER (directed by Muscha) from 1984. The incredible cast: FM Einheit (former member of Einstürzenden Neubauten), Christiane "F." Felscherinow, FM's brother Ralf Richter and William Rice. Also starring subculture icons William S. Burroughs and Genesis P-Orridge as well as FM's former band colleague Alexander Hacke who's also worked on the soundtrack and has a small cameo. A recurring song in the film is „Seedy Films“ by Soft Cell. Awesome!
This chock-full (English-friendly and also French-subtitle-equipped) edition wouldn't be possible without the close collaboration of the great Klaus Maeck (screenwriter and producer). If you want to know more about Klaus' work you shouldn't miss the TV-show "Tracks" on German/French arthouse channel Arte tomorrow where DECODER is also mentioned. If you can't wait until Friday, follow this link (beware, though: German only):"
https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/tr...MWT9F4WXlYhPvo