Marius Müller-Westernhagen is a famous German rock musician and actor. His song "Freiheit" ["Freedom"] was published on the album Westernhagen and deals with this essential human dream in a very emotional and wishful way.

Marius Müller-Westernhagen has been a singer and musician on the German rock scene since the mid-1970s. With irony, he sings about how well he's doing.

Here is the video for German rock musician Marius Müller-Westernhagen's song "Weil ich dich liebe."

Marius Müller-Westernhagen sings about life's enjoyable moments.

The Man on the Wall is a 1982 tragicomic film based on Peter Schneider’s Der Mauerspringer (The Wall Jumper). In the first sequence, Arnulf Kabe leaves his wife in East Berlin to cross over to West Berlin. The plan is first to get arrested at a border crossing and get sent to a psychiatric hospital.

Arnulf Kabe sits on the bus bound for West Germany, calculating with the other passengers how much foreign currency they can all earn in the new country. Upon arrival, he tries to call his wife Andrea, but it looks like she’s already found someone else…

After arriving in the West, Kabe is questioned by an official — which reminds him of being interrogated in the East by the Stasi. Once again, he tries (in vain) to reach his wife, Andrea, by phone.

Arnulf Kabe visits his friend Helmut in his apartment in West Berlin and is amazed at how he has changed.

Arnulf Kabe visits a journalist, whose apartment he wants to use as a headquarters. Later, he shows up in front of a US barracks and wants to talk to the head of the CIA.

Arnulf Kabe, who pays little attention to what others think of him, goes into a posh French restaurant to ask for a hammer to repair his shoe. He then finds himself caught up in a fight between a West German couple...

While Kabe is busy putting the world to rights with his friend, the East German police come to pay his wife a visit.

Arnulf Kabe asks the reporter Schacht to deliver a message to his wife. But she isn't at home, so he slips a note through her door.

In an effort to get over his wife, Arnulf Kabe seeks a new romance with the brunette from the restaurant. Unfortunately, they don't have much in common and it doesn't go very well.

Driven by homesickness, Arnulf Kabe climbs over the Wall back into East Berlin. But the authorities are not going to let him back in just like that.