Nena, vom Teenie-Idol zur Poplegende

This documentary covers the journey of Nena, born Gabriele Susanne Kerner in 1960, as she transitioned from a teenage girl to a legendary pop icon. It features key moments from her early days, including her formation of the band The Stripes and the success of their hit single "99 Luftballons," which sparked a global phenomenon known as Nenamania.

With a focus on 80s culture, the film discusses the influence of industrial music and showcases the contributions of women singers during this era. The documentary includes interviews with notable figures such as Kim Wilde and Jim Rakete, providing insight into Nena’s life and the music scene of the time.

Collectors of music history and documentary films will find value in this exploration of a significant artist and her role in shaping pop music. The film captures the essence of the 1980s and the cultural milestones that defined a generation.