Bored Teenagers (1978)
1h 25m
Running Time
January 1, 1978Release Date
Plot.
In the late seventies director Wolfgang Büld hits the Screen with his historic documentary "Punk in London." The follow up of this rough document in the annals of the youth culture and it's first steps to become a worldwide phenomenon was the production of "Bored Teenagers" for German TV Station ZDF, which showed it in the frame of "Das kleine Fernsehspiel". Filmed at Locations around London, Cologne, Wuppertal and Büld's Hometown Lüdenscheid, it's parted into rare recordings of Adverts Live-Gigs mixed up with a little Storyline of a young couple that supports the Band around TV Smith and Gaye Advert on their Tour across Germany.
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Release DateJanuary 1, 1978
Original NameBrennende Langeweile
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 25m
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Wiki.
Bored Teenagers was first aired in 1979 in the series Das kleine Fernsehspiel and was written and directed by Wolfgang Bld. Most of the time it was shot with amateur actors. The title and script of the film used a song from the British punk band The Adverts. The band is made up of people who are involved in the plot of the film. The actor who played Roadent was once a roadie.