Ringo und die Stadt am Ende des Regenbogens Germany 1976 | 105 min | OV | Colour and B&W | FF 2010
Horst Königstein
Horst Königstein (*1945)worked as editor for the NDR. He is adocumentary filmmaker and teaches asprofessor for media at Cologne.rated for 0 + years
Documentary in two parts by Horst Königstein from the TV-series Sympathy for the Devil. Beatles-drummer Ringo Star talks about the time until 1962 – when the Beatles had their first hit record with “Love Me Do” and performed for the last time in the Star-Club. Ringo describes the most exciting success story of the twentieth century from his point of view. Supported by
Original title: Ringo und die Stadt am Ende des Regenbogens
Film type: Documentary Feature
Original language: German
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: Horst Königstein
Screenplay: Horst Königstein
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Producer: Horst Königstein
Director of Photography: Jens Heick German
Music: Beatles
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Editor: Dagmar Stawicki
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