An Uplifting Look at Berlin's Street Performers

Carl Tomich

Max Buskohl

Georgina Fisher

A decade after his first documentary, filmmaker Carl Tomich returns to Berlin&apos;s streets to reconnect with former star &quot;Neigh Kid Horse&quot; and highlight the city&apos;s evolving busking scene with new performers.

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An Uplifting Look at Berlin&apos;s Street Performers

Having been hooked by Carl&apos;s first documentary, Busking for Berlin, I was stoked to see him back a decade later with Busk Life. This follow-up does a cracking job of showing how Berlin&apos;s busking scene has evolved, mixing heartfelt catch-ups with fresh, lively performances.

Carl does a top job reconnecting with &quot;Neigh Kid Horse,&quot; who&apos;s now a seasoned act, and brings in a bunch of new artists who are putting their own spin on the streets. The film really nails the raw energy and creativity that make Berlin&apos;s busking culture so vibrant, giving a genuine and unfiltered glimpse into the lives of these passionate performers. The personal tales of ups and downs are truly inspiring, showcasing the grit and dedication it takes to make a living through art on the sidewalks.

What really stands out is Carl&apos;s knack for digging deeper into his subjects, offering a thoughtful look at how both the performers and the busking scene have changed over the past ten years. The cinematography is spot on, capturing the true vibe of Berlin&apos;s streets and making you feel right in the middle of the action.

Having been hooked by Carl's first documentary, Busking for Berlin, I was stoked to see him back a decade later with Busk Life. This follow-up does a cracking job of showing how Berlin's busking scene has evolved, mixing heartfelt catch-ups with fresh, lively performances.

Carl does a top job reconnecting with "Neigh Kid Horse," who's now a seasoned act, and brings in a bunch of new artists who are putting their own spin on the streets. The film really nails the raw energy and creativity that make Berlin's busking culture so vibrant, giving a genuine and unfiltered glimpse into the lives of these passionate performers. The personal tales of ups and downs are truly inspiring, showcasing the grit and dedication it takes to make a living through art on the sidewalks.

What really stands out is Carl's knack for digging deeper into his subjects, offering a thoughtful look at how both the performers and the busking scene have changed over the past ten years. The cinematography is spot on, capturing the true vibe of Berlin's streets and making you feel right in the middle of the action.

A decade after his first documentary, filmmaker Carl Tomich returns to Berlin's streets to reconnect with former star "Neigh Kid Horse" and highlight the city's evolving busking scene with new performers.

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