The film premiered at Berlin International Film Festival on Sunday.
Ricardo Villalobos and Sonja Moonear feature in a new documentary called If I Think Of Germany At Night.
Directed by Romuald Karmakar, a Berlin-based filmmaker who also made 2009's Villalobos documentary, If I Think Of Germany At Night looks at the role music plays in the lives of five artists: Ricardo Villalobos, Sonja Moonear, Ata, Roman Flügel and Move D. The film, which runs for 105 minutes, looks at the artists' life at home and on the road, and premiered at Berlin's Kino International on Sunday, February 12th. It will be screened again tonight (February 14th), Friday (February 17th) and Saturday (February 18th) at Berlin CineStar at Potsdamer Platz.
If I Think Of Germany At Night's audio is in German and French (Moonear is from the French-speaking part of Switzerland), but there are English subtitles.
Directed by Romuald Karmakar, a Berlin-based filmmaker who also made 2009's Villalobos documentary, If I Think Of Germany At Night looks at the role music plays in the lives of five artists: Ricardo Villalobos, Sonja Moonear, Ata, Roman Flügel and Move D. The film, which runs for 105 minutes, looks at the artists' life at home and on the road, and premiered at Berlin's Kino International on Sunday, February 12th. It will be screened again tonight (February 14th), Friday (February 17th) and Saturday (February 18th) at Berlin CineStar at Potsdamer Platz.
If I Think Of Germany At Night's audio is in German and French (Moonear is from the French-speaking part of Switzerland), but there are English subtitles.
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