Fraktus 2012
"The last chapter of music history."
Directed by Lars Jessen, *Fraktus (2012)* dives into the absurd yet oddly heartfelt world of a once-revered German techno band attempting a comeback after decades in obscurity.
Director: Lars Jessen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fraktus (2012) about?
*Fraktus* is a mockumentary about a fading German techno band reuniting for a comeback after 25 years of silence. Their manager, Roger Dettner, devises a clever trick to reignite their fame, leading to a series of hilarious and surreal events.
Who directed Fraktus?
Lars Jessen directed *Fraktus*. Known for his work in German comedy and satire, Jessen crafts a film that balances laughter with a nostalgic nod to the techno scene.
Who stars in Fraktus?
The film features Devid Striesow, Heinz Strunk, Rocko Schamoni, Jacques Palminger, and Piet Fuchs as the core cast, delivering deadpan humor and quirky energy.
Is Fraktus (2012) worth watching?
If you enjoy dry German humor and mockumentaries, *Fraktus* is a hidden gem. Its satirical take on fame and the music industry makes it a refreshing watch within the comedy-genre, even without a widely known cast or rating.
How long is Fraktus?
The runtime of *Fraktus* is 95 minutes.
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About Fraktus (2012) — A Mockumentary of Techno's Glorious, Misguided Comeback
Directed by Lars Jessen, *Fraktus (2012)* dives into the absurd yet oddly heartfelt world of a once-revered German techno band attempting a comeback after decades in obscurity.
This mockumentary follows the band's legendary manager, Roger Dettner, as he orchestrates their unexpected reunion with a clever publicity stunt. Through a mix of satire and homage, the film explores themes of nostalgia, artistic integrity, and the cyclical nature of fame. With a quirky ensemble cast and a soundtrack pulsing with retro electronic vibes, *Fraktus* blends comedy and music to capture the highs and lows of a group clinging to relevance.