Bela B Felsenheimer: Fun ZUSATZTERMIN

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Five musicians, three concerts, one provincial town. A week in the life of the successful band nbl/nbl. A band that above all wants to celebrate its success. FUN! No matter how high the price others have to pay for it.

Three women who all get involved with the band. For Ljilja, an initially spectacular evening backstage turns into the worst of her life. Liane's past finally catches up with her when she meets the band again. And for Maila, the concert evening ends with a shattering realization.

It will be a week after which nothing will ever be the same again. And in which only the all-powerful men have fun.
Bela B is known for speaking out on political issues - be it racism or right-wing violence or, as in his new novel, male abuse of power.

"I believe that we have a patriarchal, toxic-male problem overall. I chose the setting of a rock band because that's where I know my way around best." Bela B Felsenheimer

In cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation/Thuringia regional office

Bela B Felsenheimer, born in 1962 in West Berlin, is a drummer, guitarist, composer, singer, actor, dubbing artist and audio book narrator, was a comic book publisher and had his own radio show. He is best known as a member of the punk rock band Die Ärzte. As an author, he has published several short stories, a film script and his debut novel "Scharnow", which immediately entered the SPIEGEL bestseller list and was celebrated by the press.