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Pure punk rebellion with an unhealthy side of paranoia. A burger shop employee in a dystopian Hamburg discovers that by changing the background music of his restaurant to his own industrial “noise” mix, he can break a cycle of mind control and incite a revolution of the people against a looming and oppressive government.
With an eclectic cast with the likes of Genesis P-Orridge and a transfixing Christiane F as well as an electric soundtrack from the likes of Soft Cell, Psychic TV, Einstürzende Neubauten, and The The, this is about as cult-y as cult film can get.
See also:
Still Walking: Early Worm (15 April)
Sellotape Cinema: Recoder (22 April)
Dir: Muscha
Germany / UK 1984, 87 mins
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