There's Got To Be Something ( Es muss was geben ) ( There Is Got To Be Something )

There's Got To Be Something (DVD) (*)

$23.99

Original Title: Es muss was geben
Alternate Title: There Is Got To Be Something
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
German ( Dolby Digital Stereo )

Product Origin/Format:
Germany ( PAL/Region 0 )

Running Time:
104 min + 38 min extras

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (2.35:1)

Special Features:
Cast/Crew Interview(s)
Interactive Menu
Photo Gallery
Scene Access
Trailer(s)

Movie filmed in 2010 and produced in:
Austria ( Germany, Central Europe )

Directed By:
Oliver Stangl
Christian Tod

Written By:
Gregor Centner
Christian Tod

Actors:
Ada Atzmüller ..... Herself
Heli Bacher ..... Himself
Markus Binder ..... Himself
Dietmar Bruckmayr ..... Himself
Peter Donke ..... Himself
Wolfgang Dorninger ..... Himself
Andi Ehrenberger ..... Himself
Hans Peter Falkner ..... Himself
Hilmar Gamper ..... Himself
Thomas Hauer ..... Himself
Harry Hurtig ..... Himself
Gabi Kepplinger ..... Herself
Manfred Klahre ..... Himself
Rainer Krispel ..... Himself
Andreas Kump ..... Himself
Wolfgang Lehner ..... Himself
Bernhard Praschl ..... Himself
Hans Priesner ..... Himself
Thomas Prömer ..... Himself
Huckey Renner ..... Himself
Günter Schachinger ..... Himself
Herbert Schager ..... Himself
Manfred Spieldiener ..... Himself
Peter Trebo ..... Himself
Marc Vojka ..... Himself

Synopsis:

This is a movie about the city where we come from. The city is named Linz. The 'Steel-City'. If cities were judged by their underground scenes, Linz would be called a metropolis. Since the late 1970s the Steel-City's music-scene is unique in its innovative powers and its non-compliant ways. The documentary 'Es muss was geben' (There's got to be something) portrays the beginnings of the scene over two decades, inspired by Andreas Kumps' book of the same title. From Willi Warma to Texta, from Attwenger to Fuckhead, from Punk to Hip Hop, from New Folk Music to Industrial - Linz proves itself as a melting pot for most differing musical styles. The portrait of a city in change, where not only the blast furnaces run on full power.

If cities were judged by their underground, Linz would be a metropolis. Since the late seventies, the music scene of the Austrian steel city has been unique in its spirit of innovation and its non-conformity. The documentary ES MUSS WAS GEBEN portrays the emergence and development of the scene over two decades. From punk to hip hop, from New Volksmusik to industrial, Linz proves to be a melting pot for the most diverse musical styles. A portrait of a city on the move, where not only the blast furnaces are hot.

In 1981, Willi Warma sang, 'Steel city kids live way too fast'. And sure enough, for a long time nothing could go fast enough for the residents in Linz in regards to subculture, underground, and „amateur music'. They played, drank, and partied - raw and somehow real. In subjective, romanticized memories a naturally nostalgic picture unfolds of short?lived (utopian) music and youth culture.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 02 May, 2013.