Tap for more title details
Kraftwerk: Pop Art (2013)
📌 Check sources
📖 Story
This is the amazing story of how a group of reclusive Rhineland experimentalists became one of the most influential pop groups of all time - a celebration of the band featuring exclusive live tracks filmed at their Tate Modern shows in London (Feb 2013), interwoven with expert analysis, archive footage of the group, newsreel of the era and newly-shot cinematic evocations of their obsessions. With contributions from Derrick May, Holger Czukay, Francois Kevorkian, Neville Brody, Paul Morley, Peter Boettcher, Caroline Wood and more.
Will this fit your taste?
Watchprint
ShofHub Watchprint
ShofHub Watchprint
72
Worth tryingReflective
EnergyCalm and observant
ToneHuman and reflective
ExperienceObservation more than conflict
Best suited forreal stories and informative storytelling
What to expect from this title?Expect a calm watch that stays close to observation, nature, and the human bond rather than plot-heavy conflict.
Dialogue drives the rhythmChemistry matters more than escalationEasy to settle into
🛡️ Age guidance & viewing advice
Guidance not finalized
No official age rating is currently available for this title. ShofHub shows a preliminary guidance only, so reviewing the story and details first is recommended.
Show full age-guidance details
Best suited forNot specified
Content levelIncomplete data
GuidanceReview the story and details first
Rating methodOfficial source
ConfidenceHigh
SourceOfficial rating • Germany • TMDB
• Serious themes
This section is based on an available official age rating for this title. This guidance may still vary by country, episode, or release version.
🧾 Quick take
Viewer insight Kraftwerk: Pop Art is a 2013 film in the Documentary / Music category from Germany. Directed by Hannes Rossacher. Starring Paul Morley and Catherine Wood. Runtime: about 60 minutes. Original language: German. TMDB rating: 7.7/10.
Genre: Documentary / Music, Released in 2013, Original language: German, Production: Germany, Runtime: about 60 minutes, Starring Paul Morley and Catherine Wood.
Runtime
60 min
Original language
German
Country of origin
Germany
Type
Movie
Availability status and sources Kraftwerk: Pop Art
We review official availability and sources for this title and keep them updated.
No confirmed viewing platform is available for this title right now
We update platform data constantly. Until a trusted viewing source appears, you will find useful alternatives here such as the trailer, close titles, or reporting a new source for this title.
🌍 May vary by country🔄 Data is updated regularly
Official trailer — Kraftwerk - Pop Art
There is no official trailer currently available for this title.
If you liked this vibe, watch next
Picks built around a closely related viewing feel.
Screenshots and images
Cast & crew
Paul Morley
Self
Catherine Wood
Curator Tate Modern
François Kevorkian
Self
Ralf Hütter
Self (archive footage)
Derrick May
Self
Florian Schneider
Self (archive footage)
Holger Czukay
Self
Neville Brody
Self
Show the rest of the cast
Peter Boettcher
Photographer
Nadean Downey
Self
Christopher John Foster
Self
Fritz Hilpert
Self (archive footage)
Henning Schmitz
Self (archive footage)
Karl Bartos
Self (archive footage)
Director: Hannes Rossacher
❓ FAQ
Short, focused questions that help you decide quickly without repeating details already shown above.
1What is movie Kraftwerk: Pop Art (2013)?
It is a movie released in 2013 within the Documentary, Music category.
2What is the story of Kraftwerk: Pop Art?
Kraftwerk: Pop Art (2013) is a movie in the Documentary, Music category on ShofHub. Explore the story, cast, rating, trailer, and official availability details.
3Can you watch Kraftwerk: Pop Art online?
The movie does not currently show confirmed official online availability on the page.
4What is the rating of Kraftwerk: Pop Art?
It currently holds a TMDB rating of 7.7/10 based on 9 ratings.
5What is the runtime of Kraftwerk: Pop Art?
Its runtime is about 60 minutes.
6What kind of viewers is Kraftwerk: Pop Art best suited for?
A grounded watch that works through real details, context, and curiosity more than dramatic escalation.
Ratings
TMDB is shown first here, and you can also add your own ShofHub rating for this title 👌
7.7 / 10
TMDB • 9 votes
You can also add your ShofHub rating for this title
Your review spaceAdd your rating for this titleYour rating helps visitors quickly — comments that include links are automatically rejected.
TMDB7.7/10
No user ratings yet… be the first 👑