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"Bilder, die man hören kann" is a 1994 TV movie that combines elements of music and documentary. Directed for German television, it presents a portrait of composer David Raksin.
Released in 1994 and made for German television, this title is a bit elusive in physical formats. It’s not something you see often, which makes it a talking point among collectors. The focus on Raksin gives it a unique niche, appealing to those who enjoy the deeper layers of film production and music composition. While it may not be widely known, its exploration of Raksin's artistry resonates with a specific audience, increasing its collector appeal.
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The film is a TV movie that falls under the genres of music and documentary.
The film was produced by WDR for German television.
The film was released in 1994.
The top cast includes David Raksin and Royal S. Brown.
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