In 10 days
The MOSEL
A Journey from Source to Mouth
A documentary by Peter Friesenhahn
The journey from the source of the Moselle in the Vosges to its mouth in Koblenz shows the many different faces of this European river. It reveals a landscape that is unique in Europe. This river flows through three countries, through agriculturally shaped regions, through industrial areas, and through typical wine landscapes. Its path is depicted in impressive images: from the source to the small mountain stream, from the Lorraine meadow river to the waterway, from the typical meanders of the Middle Moselle to the mouth at the German Corner in Koblenz into the Rhine.
The filmmaker Peter Friesenhahn
Born in 1952 in Pünderich on the Moselle. Studied at a state music academy, works as a musician, filmmaker, and author. As a musician, he composes and performs for radio and television shows. As a filmmaker, he creates documentaries. As an author, he has published 5 regional crime novels from the Moselle, short stories in various anthologies, and a travel guide about the Hunsrück. In 1981, he graduated with a degree in music. He has performed piano concerts, choir performances, and cabaret evenings. Composed commissioned works for choir, brass, and organ. In 1994, he created film music for a feature film, rediscovering an old hobby, filmmaking. Since 1996, he has made films about the Eifel, Moselle, and Hunsrück regions for OK 45 Trier, promotional films for towns and villages along the Moselle, and repeatedly documentaries.
Short film: The Snack Corner
The difficulty of running a snack bar on the Moselle
Admission is free