V/A feat. COLDCUT - DIE WELLE [THE WAVE] (BLU RAY, GERMANY) DATE: 6.OCTOBER.2008 LABEL: Paramount CAT. #: [unknown] VIEW:         NOTES: Blu Ray edition of the feature film Die Welle [The Wave] which includes Everything is Under Control by Coldcut (from the album Sound Mirrors). Everything Is Under Control, with Jon Spencer on guitar and vocals, was commercially released as a single on 7", 12" [#1], 12" [#2] and CD. VIEW: Feature Films VIEW: Guest Appearances DETAILS/CREDITS: SONG: Coldcut - Everything is Under Control OCCOURANCE: 43m 15s DURATION: 60s CREDITS: Writers: Black, More, Ladd and Spencer Published by Just Isn't Music, Like Madd Music, (SESAC), Patrica Ann Music (BMI) Vocals and Guitar: Jon Spencer Rap: Mike Ladd (Courtesy of K7) Backing Vocals: Dom Spitzer (Space Shuttle Vacancies) Bass: Patrick Carpenter Pre-Production, Engineering and Mix: Roy Merchant at The Dairy, Brixton Additional Engineering: Al Mawdsley at Sound Authority Production Assistance: Ross Allen for Casual Productions Production Engineer: Jamie Hogg Produced: Coldcut Mastered: John Dent www.loudmastering.com  TEMPO: 100 BPM RELEASED ON: Sound Mirrors / Everything is Under Control / Die Well: Soundtrack SYNOPSIS: "When Rainer Wegner, a popular high school teacher, finds himself relegated to teaching autocracy as part of the schools project week, hes less than enthusiastic. So are his students, who greet the prospect of studying fascism yet again with apathetic grumbling: The Nazis sucked. We get it. Struck by the teenagers complacency and unwitting arrogance, Rainer devises an unorthodox experiment. But his hastily conceived lesson in social orders and the power of unity soon grows a life of its own. In probing the underpinnings of fascism, The Wave is far from a social-studies lesson. As with his previous film, Before the Fall, director Dennis Gansel fashions an energetic, gripping drama that cuts through superficial ideological interrogatives and goes straight for the veins--the human psychologies and individual behaviors that contribute to collective movements. In unpeeling the emotional layers and contradictions of his characters (the need to belong, to be empowered, to escape social distinctions), Gansel offers a humanistic perspective on the terrifying irony that these students may welcome the very things they denounce. And lest we too easily dismiss this cautionary tale, its noteworthy that the true story that prompted Todd Strassers novel The Wave (from which the film was adapted) did not take place in Germany, but at a high school in Palo Alto. " - from imdb.com  DIRECTOR: Dennis Gansel WRITER: Dennis Gansel / Todd Strasser (novel) PRIMARY ACTORS:  Jürgen Vogel, Frederick Lau, Max Riemelt, Jennifer Ulrich RUN TIME: 107 minutes BARCODE: [unknown] MATRIX: [unknown] RELATED LINKS: welle.info / loudmastering.com / ninjatune.net / coldcut.net