About the film
Three chords for hallelujah is a German documentary film from 1989, made and directed by Klaus-Peter Trimpop. The film runs 89 minutes and is in German. Christian Wagner is credited as producer.
Its entry identifies Germany as the country of production and classifies the work as a documentary film. Released in 1989, it belongs to an earlier period of documentary filmmaking than more recent entries. The title is also presented as “Three chords for hallelujah,” while its official page is listed on the English-language Wikipedia.
Viewers can use the listing to check the film’s language, runtime and core credits before deciding whether it fits a class, research topic or personal watchlist. No subject, theme or additional production detail is specified in the available facts.
Who it is for
It suits viewers looking for a German-language documentary from 1989. Students and teachers needing an 89-minute documentary with clearly listed credits may also find it relevant.
Worth knowing
- German-language documentary
- 89-minute runtime
- Directed by Klaus-Peter Trimpop
- Produced by Christian Wagner
Before you press play
- Released in 1989
- No subject is specified here
The short of it
Three chords for hallelujah is a compact German documentary with a clearly identified director, producer and language. Its 1989 release and 89-minute length make those details central when choosing it.