In this part of the report about the short film festival “Shorts at Moonlight” we’ll have a look at the highly topical short film “Bank Crisis” by Till Penzek and Joe Frickey.

Although the two cities are on two different continents, Frankfurt and Houston have much in common. Now there is also a direct flight connection.

The “Shorts at Moonlight” festival is an insider tip not only for short film lovers which captures its audience with an exceptional program.

Singer-songwriter Eva Croissant talks about moving to Leipzig and sings her song "Shame on You."

Tina Eriskat from the Frankfurt Language Café describes her experiences with older people who want to learn a new language.

The German band Wir Sind Helden (“We are Heroes”) in a loving tribute to Bob Dylan’s 1965 classic film footage for “Subterranean Homesick Blues” with their 2005 single “Nur ein Wort”.

Now to the heart of the matter: Reporter Petra Heissen risks a jump from an airplane.

Fred Timm, member of the Monsters of Songwriting, sings the song: “Ich bin schlecht im Bett,” which he dedicated to his groupies!

The original music video of Nena’s "99 Balloons", probably the best-known “German New Wave” song of all time.

Live clips from Undertube TV of the songs “Not Moving” [Nicht bewegen] and “Lifetime” [Leben lang] by the emo-singer from Berlin with the unusual name Sonne, Mond und ich [Sun, Moon and I].

RheinMain TV interviews partygoers at the “Goldfish” and “King Ka” clubs in Frankfurt.

Sometimes you live under the same roof and know each other a lifetime, yet have forgotten to get to know each other anew again. Eva Croissant with her song “Do You Know Me Still?”

In the third and last part of the interview with the German girl group No Angels, Rheinmain scene reporter Thomas Raudnitzky asks the four singers what connects them to Frankfurt and why they like tattoos.

Singer-songwriter Eva Croissant talks about performing in a German school song contest, and quitting school to become a full-time musician.

It’s always the same with these bunnies. As soon as you give them a little bit of money, they spend it in the bars.