- Notizen zum Inhalt (Synopsis)
- Robert Bramkamp - Biografie
- Inga Busch als Bianca / Biografie
- Mario Mentrup / Biografie
- Filmmusik - Filmscore
- Das Buch zum Film








For Pynchon-Fans:
Yes, I can answer your question unmistakably: GRAVITY’S RAINBOW would be a component and not the basis of the whole project.
(excerpt from a letter to Thomas Pynchon`s agency)
- Pynchon Notes

- Pynchon links im Internet

Filmscore

The filmscore co-operation with Robert Forster (“Go Betweens”) was a desire of the director, who is a big fan of the Go-Betweens, “nobody transports words better through melodies.” Forster had already brought in 2 Songs in Bramkamps film „Conquest of the Centre". Robert Forster's Lyrics were inspired by the last page of Pynchons “Gravity's rainbow”. The recording was made in a berliner hotel room with 2 microphones and a Nagra. On the occasion of the “Go-Betweens” - Reunification in the year 2000 the music channel „VIVA to 2/zwobot“ broadcasted an 2-hour Go-Betweens Special, where Forster also reported about the shooting in Babelsberg.

The orchestra accompaniment to the Song was composed by the young composer Max Knoth (see left). From this co-operation a musical strategy for the whole film was developed. The compositions of Max Knoth were performed by the German Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Bernd Wefelmeyer, who is a professor of Sound/film music at the HFF teaches.


Film Musik - Score
by Max Knoth for "Prüfstand 7” / "Test Stand 7”:

Track	Title
1.	Bremer Hose - Bremen Trousers
2.	California
3.	Disney
4.	Friedhof - Graveyard
5.	Geist der Rakete - Ghost/Spirit of the Rocket
6.	Kind der Rakete - Child of the Rocket
7.	Neuerungen - Innovations
8.	not at all
9.	ofen - oven
10.	rocket song (performed by Robert Forster)
11.	rocket song karaoke ("film music for a planned Pynchon Movie”)
12.	roter punkt - red dot
13.	telefon - telephone
14.	tischkarten - ?
15.	Tonmann reprise - Sound Guy
16.	Watch Out Tyronne
17.	Weibliches Dunkel - Feminine Dark
18.	Weltraum - Space