NUR NOCH EINER (ONLY ONE MORE) - Gabi Delgado, Robert Görl and the Deutsche Amerikanische Freundschaft (WT)
A film by Oliver Schwabe
A field recordings film production
NUR NOCH EINER - Gabi Delgado, Robert Görl und die Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft portrays the career and work of the dancer, poet and singer Gabi Delgado and the drummer and composer Robert Görl, who reinvented music with their band Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft (DAF), made punk look bourgeois and paved the way for techno. Gabi Delgado dies of a heart attack in March 2020 - aged just 61. During his lifetime, the wiry man seemed immortal with his restlessness, joie de vivre and irresistible curiosity.
One remains behind: Robert Görl. While Gabi Delgado was the front man of DAF and the face of the band, Robert Görl stands in the background. The drummer, who programmed the sequencers for DAF, wrote the music and shaped the band's unmistakable sound, sees himself as the driving force behind the band.
NUR NOCH EINER is also the story of DAF from the perspective of the man in the background who initiated the band's many reunions right up to the end, who almost lost his arm in a car accident and has been retreating to Thai monasteries ever since. Görl's perspective shows the duo's career in a new light and also tells of the quarrels between the two and the everlasting love-hate relationship between two musicians who were always at odds with each other during Gabi's lifetime, but could only enrich the music scene in the long term together.
The film is a long overdue homage to a band whose radicalism was infectiously sexy, who called for the waste of youth and who were driven by the idea of always looking forward and never back.
The still relevant music of DAF, the memory of Gabi Delgado and Robert Görl's still untold life story together with selected and impressive archive footage, not only celebrate the liberation from the eternal stink of electric guitar, bass and drums, but the film dares to take one last dance with the musical pioneers DAF, who were - and remain - cool, different, visionary, disturbing, revolutionary, utopian and sexy.
supported by the Film- und Medienstiftung (P2)
Ab Morgen Bin Ich Mutig
(Tomorrow I'll be brave)
Feature film by Bernd Sahling
If twelve-year-old Karl could have chosen who he would fall in love with, it probably wouldn't have been his classmate Lea. Lea is the tallest girl in the class, a head taller than Karl. But even so, it takes great courage for Karl to find out whether Lea likes him. Karl's older brother Tom advises him to do something with Lea. Karl invites the girl into his improvised bathroom laboratory. Taking photographs and developing pictures has been Karl's favorite pastime for years. Lea is impressed by Karl's “light magic” in the lab. But Karl still doesn't know whether she reciprocates his feelings. Time is running out. Sixth grade is almost over. After the summer vacation, Karl and Lea will go to separate schools. The only thing left for Karl to do is go on a project trip together to become Lea's boyfriend.
A production by Zeitgeist Filmproduktion in co-production with field recordings filmproduktion
In post-production
supported:
Kuratorium junger deutscher Film,
BKM
Film- und Medienstiftung NRW
DFFF