Cathedrals of Culture – Wim Wenders’s film portrait of the Philharmonie
The Berlin Philharmonie is one of the most famous concert halls of our time. The multi-award winning filmmaker Wim Wenders presents his vision of the hall: its architecture, its history, and the people who work and perform there. With wonderful images, Wenders shows the Philharmonie from unusual perspectives, from its attics to the office of chief conductor Sir Simon Rattle.
A film by Wim Wenders (2014)
Sir Simon Rattle
Hellmut Stern
Berliner Philharmoniker
© 2014 Neue Road Movies / Final Cut For Real / Lotus-Film / Mer Film / Les films d'ici 2
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