Synopse
A mixture of archive material and numerous newly-filmed interviews, Oliver Schwabe's entertaining documentary tells the story of the legendary Hamburg music club Onkel Pö. The portrait of a unique jazz and pop institution and the protagonists of the then Hamburg scene from Udo Lindenberg to Otto Waalkes, Inga Rumpf to Al Jarreau and Olli Dittrich to Peter Urban. A look back at a creatively fecund period.
Regie
OLIVER SCHWABE (*1966) has made numerous documentaries. Three of his films, "Bienvenue im Kleidermarkt" (2012), "Die Höhle von Eppendorf" (2016) and "Die Liebe frisst das Leben" (2019) have been shown at FILMFEST HAMBURG.
Info
Original Title: Die Höhle von Eppendorf – Das legendäre Onkel Pö
International Title: Eppendorf’s Cavern – The Legendary Onkel Pö
Category: Documentary feature
Section: 16:9
Version & Subtitles: German OV
Director & Screenplay: Oliver Schwabe
Cast/Protagonists: Udo Lindenberg, Otto, Olli Dittrich, Al Jarreau, Inga Rumpf, Holger Jass, Peter Marxen, Ulf Krüger, Peter Urban, Gottfried Böttger, Harriet Maue, Rocko Schamoni und Paul Pötsch von Trümmer
Production country: Germany
Year of Production: 2016
Length: 60 min
Producer: Bettina Wieselhuber
Production company: NDR
Cinematography: Carsten Janssen
Editor: Katrin Hockemeyer
Music: Udo Lindenberg, Aurelio Valle, Al Jarreau u.a.
