Wader Wecker Vater Land
Music · Documentary
Overview
Hannes Wader and Konstantin Wecker on tour together in Germany - a sensation that was not thought possible for many years. Two of the most important German singer-songwriters, both political and with eventful lives, in which a piece of contemporary German history is reflected despite their seemingly very different personalities. In his second film "Wader Wecker Vater Land", director Rudi Gaul accompanies the two artists from rehearsals to their joint tour. He humorously recounts the rapprochement between the two political singer-songwriters. Gaul also unfolds the unusual life stories of these two exceptional musicians in individual portraits and using archive footage.
Hannes Wader
Hannes Wader
himself
Hannes Wader
himself
Konstantin Wecker
Konstantin Wecker
himself
Konstantin Wecker
himself
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