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Ein Film von Markus Kaiser-Mühlecker
A 2007, 90 Min, DV, mit engl. Untertiteln
Weltpremiere am Crossing Europe Filmfestival Linz 24. April 2007
Auf DVD in der Standard-Edition erschienen:
“Der österreichische Film”, gemeinsam mit Attwengerfilm um € 9.90 (schon über 3.500 Stück verkauft).
Im Kino ca. 2.800 Zuseher (im Eigenvertrieb), bei der Ausstrahlung auf ORF1 ca. 80.000
Gefördert durch
Kamera Roman Weinzettl, Markus Kaiser-Mühlecker, Markus Binder, Peter Mitterhauser
Live-Kamera Sophie Huber, Martin Komarek, Markus Kaiser-Mühlecker, Jakob Kubizek, Wolfgang Maier, Peter Sihorsch, Robert Hack, Roman Weinzettl, Martin Schröder, Martin Sochor
Ton Martin Schröder, Ing. David Lipp, Christoph Hensel
Schnitt Markus Kaiser-Mühlecker
Dramaturgische Beratung: Karina Ressler, Christine Dollhofer, Agnes & Hans-Peter Falkner, Markus Binder
Grafikdesign Nora Groth
Übersetzung Patrick Mayr
Fotografie Gerald von Foris, Philippe Gerlach
Musik Attwenger, Fred Frith, I-Wolf, 3 Falkner, Huckey Renner
Live-Mix Alexander “ismirschlecht” Jöchtl, Klausi Schmid, Ollmann
Live-Recording & Mastering Reinhard “Bux im schen Toi” Brunner, ATS Records
Darsteller
Markus Binder, Hans-Peter Falkner, Alexander Jöchtl, Erich und Pauline Falkner, Agnes und Ella Fritz Falkner, Caroline Binder, Janna Meta und Juri Binder, Harald Renner, Didi Kastner, Roland Promberger, Eva Mair-Hausmann, Armin Köhli, Luca Magnaguagno, Achim Bergmann, Christoph Moser, Patrick Pulsinger, Wolfgang Schlögl, Fred Frith, Roland Girtler, Wolfgang Wasserbauer, Huckey Renner, Philipp Kroll, Klaus Laimer, Hans Platzgumer, Jochen Distelmeyer, Jörg Sundermeier, Josef Hader, Dirk Stermann, Christoph Grissemann, Hans Söllner, Roderich Fabian, Polier Toni, Hias Schaschko, Gerald von Foris, Wilfried Petzi, Rudi Dolezal u.v.a.
Review von Neil Young,
Bradford Film Festival, Jurysprecher Crossing Europe 2007:
ATTWENGER ADVENTURE [7/10]
Markus KAISER-MUHLECKER : Austria 2007 : 90m
Infectiously entertaining documentary chronicles Linz folk-punk duo Attwenger and manages tricky feat of maintaining our interest over the course of full feature length. The pair have been very well known in their native Austria for the best part of two decades, but their appeal isn’t as parochial as their dialect-heavy lyrics might suggest: John Peel was a fan, and the pair recorded a session for the legendary DJ’s Radio One show. Even those left cold by the band’s music will warm to their contrasting personalities: drummer/singer Markus (a wiry, rangy sort who bears more than a passing resemblance to Sugarcubes frontman Einar Orn) and accordionist – and occasional vocalist – Hans-Petter, the latter a slightly chubbier ringer for Manic Street Preachers’ James Dean Bradfield. While Markus supplies lashings of pungent agit-prop, the wonderfully laid-back Hans-Petter repeatedly steals the show with his deadpan asides and world-weary attitude. Director Kaiser-Muhlecker doesn’t break much new stylistic ground, snappily editing together archive footage, videos and new material showing the lads at home, at play, on the road and chewing the cud. But the content of Attwenger Adventure ensures the film is never less than diverting and engaging. And in a ‘globalising’ world where such vibrant examples of unapologetically ‘local’ culture are becoming increasingly valued, it’s also pleasingly topical too. “Am besten mit dem Hausvastond des eine in a Haus, die Diadln und die Fenstan zua, dann konna nimma aus,” as they say sing in Upper Austria…
seen 24th April at Moviemento cinema
