Films by Thomas Grube

2015, 54 min
by Thomas Grube

Some call him the ’bad boy of the organ,’ others hail him as the ’Vladimir Horowitz of his instrument’ – the American virtuoso Cameron Carpenter is generating a level of acclaim, exposure and controversy unprecedented for an organist. At the age of 31, he is now ready for the key moment on his revolutionary road. He designed what he believes will be the perfect instrument. A transportable digital organ tailored specifically just to him. A dramatic narrative accompanies the controversial musician

Germany 2010, 107 min
by Gerardo Milsztein

TO FIGHT FOR is an inspiring documentary film on one of the greatest challenges of our age: the transformation of destructive power into creative energy, of self-loathing into self-confidence, of repression of the past into the assumption of responsibility for your own lifeDirectly and with no holds barred, the film tells the moving story of five young men aged between 16 and 20 who steal, smoke dope and enjoy getting into fights. They are uncertain, directionless and willing to resort to violen

Germany 2008
by Thomas Grube

TRIP TO ASIA, the first film about the mysterious inside life of one of the worlds leading orchestras, is a breathtaking trip into the ego of this community of individuals. An inspiring film about the power of music, the challenge of finding harmony and the art of living – together.

Germany 2004, 100 min
by Thomas Grube, Enrique Sánchez Lansch

This Box Office hit is about Marie, Martin, Olayinka and 250 kids and teenagers who never danced or listened to classical music when they faced their biggest challenge: to perform Stravinsky’s ‘Rite of Spring’ with Sir Simon Rattle and the legendary Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra! Berlin, one cold January day. Amazing things are happening in the Arena down at Berlin’s industrial harbour. 250 Berlin schoolchildren from 25 different nationalities and socially difficult neighbourhoods are dancing t