Eleven cities across five countries serve as the backdrop for a three-year exploration of the lives of key figures in the techno music scene.
“Everything changes when you get lost in music.”
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Eleven cities across five countries serve as the backdrop for a three-year exploration of the lives of key figures in the techno music scene.
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Synopsis
Amy Grill follows her husband, David Day, and other figures in the techno music scene over three years. The documentary captures their experiences in cities across five countries, including Barcelona and Jena. It features artists like Modeselektor and the Wighnomy Brothers as they navigate the challenges of their careers. Personal struggles, such as Day’s failed projects and Grill’s financial burdens, also unfold, culminating in their divorce.
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Why Watch
- Meet Modeselektor at Sónar festival in Barcelona.
- Follow Philip Sherburne's move to Europe for techno.
- See the Wighnomy Brothers face their breaking point.
Did You Know
- The film was shot in 11 cities across 5 countries over three years.
- Modeselektor went from playing a small venue in the US to 20,000 people at Sónar in Barcelona.
- David Day and Amy Grill divorced by the end of the film due to personal and financial strains.
- Philip Sherburne left America to pursue a more complete techno lifestyle in Europe.
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Who directed the documentary Speaking in Code?
Speaking in Code was directed by Amy Grill.
How long did the production of Speaking in Code take?
The production of Speaking in Code took three years.
What is the main focus of the documentary Speaking in Code?
The documentary focuses on the lives and obsessions of figures in the techno electronic music community.
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