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The hit industry has experienced a real image boost in recent years, thanks in particular to Helene Fischer: her album “Farbenspiel” has sold more than two million times and has been in the German charts for 156 weeks (!). But because the contrast between the musicians, who ostensibly warble with love and the tough business behind them, is so stark, you keep hearing how powerful there is often behind the scenes in the industry. This makes the hit métier a hit to make fun of - for example in “Im Weisse Rössl - Woe, du singst!”, In which all of the industry's clichés are served, only to be immediately reduced to absurdity to lead. Director Jan Fehse also devotes a surprising amount of space in his bestseller film “Unter German Beds” to the swipes at the punctuality of the hit business - surprising because it is actually supposed to be about the experiences of the Polish cleaning lady Justyna Polanska (under the pseudonym 2011 is the eponymous Non-fiction book published). This unexpected panning seems a little indecisive at first, but over time the viewer opens up astonishing parallels between so different professions at first glance.
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