Rammstein: Paris (2016)

Rammstein's concert recorded in Paris, back in 2012.

Director:

Jonas Åkerlund

Stars:

Rammstein, Richard Kruspe, Paul Landers

Cast

Credited cast:
Rammstein	...	Themselves
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Richard Kruspe	...	Self
Paul Landers	...	Self
Till Lindemann	...	Self
Flake Lorenz	...	Self
Oliver Riedel	...	Self
Christoph Schneider	...	Self

Storyline

For two nights in 2012, Rammstein sold out two consecutive shows at the historic Bercy Arena in Paris. Documented by over 20 cameras, this high energy show from the bands greatest hits tour, called Made in Germany 1995-2011, captures 22 songs with mind bending theatrics such as flame throwers and a mesmerizing light show.

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Plot Keywords:

music concert | concert | 

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Genres:

Music

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Certificate:

R

Did You Know?

Trivia

Jonas Åkerlund also directed the music videos for "MANN GEGEN MANN" and "PUSSY" by Rammstein.

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Soundtracks

Pussy
Performed by Rammstein

User Reviews

Great band and concert but the edit is a mess

I would give this 10 for the bands performance and sound but the edit is atrocious. Far too many quick cuts and where the hell's the crowds faces? Just mainly helicopter type shots looking straight down on the crowd. Without the shots of crowd interaction with the band, it doesn't feel like a live gig, just a music video with far too many cuts. You might see a great scene but as you try to absorb it, another 3 quick cuts have gone by in 3 seconds. Then back to the same shot you were trying to absorb but then it changes again into another 5 shots in 2 seconds, then some vampire teeth on someone but you can't tell who cos the shots changed again. Impossible to get into. Such a shame because its a fkn fantastic concert and funny as hell

Details

Country:

UK

Language:

German

Release Date:

23 March 2017 (Germany)

Filming Locations:

Bercy, Paris 12, Paris, France

Box Office

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$1,619,505

Company Credits

Production Co:

Black Dog Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

98 min 128 min (director's cut)

Color:

Color