Amiga - Der Sound der DDR

The documentary showcases the story of AMIGA, a record label that played a pivotal role in the music scene of East Germany. It highlights the turbulent journey of the label, which became synonymous with East German rock, featuring artists such as City, Puhdys, Karat, and Silly. The film underscores how AMIGA successfully bridged the musical divide between East and West Germany, exporting its unique sound across borders.

Among the significant achievements discussed is Karat's hit "Der Blaue Planet," which contributed to almost 480,000 records sold by 1989. The narrative is enriched by insights from key figures, including Jörg Stempel, the last AMIGA boss, who reflects on the label's enduring legacy and its impact on the popularity of East German rock music today.