Rammstein: Live in Berlin (1999)

Rammstein: Live in Berlin (1999) is a live concert film featuring the German industrial metal band Rammstein. The film was recorded during two concerts in Berlin on July 21 and 22, 1998 and released in 1999. It is considered one of the most iconic live concert films of all time, and features some of the band's most memorable performances.

One of the most memorable moments of the film is the band's performance of their song "Bück Dich". During the performance, lead singer Till Lindemann performs a sexually charged dance with keyboardist Christian Lorenz. The performance features Lindemann and Lorenz in a suggestive position, with Lindemann's crotch pressed against Lorenz's backside. The performance was met with shock and outrage from some viewers, but has since become one of the most iconic moments of the film.

Another memorable moment of the film is the band's performance of their song "Du Hast". During the performance, Lindemann and guitarist Richard Kruspe engage in a mock wedding ceremony. The performance features Lindemann and Kruspe in a suggestive embrace, with Lindemann wearing a wedding dress and Kruspe wearing a tuxedo. The performance was met with shock and outrage from some viewers, but has since become one of the most iconic moments of the film.

Rammstein: Live in Berlin (1999) is a classic live concert film that features some of the band's most memorable performances. The film is filled with sexual moments, from the suggestive dance between Lindemann and Lorenz to the mock wedding ceremony between Lindemann and Kruspe. These moments have become iconic, and have helped to cement the band's reputation as one of the most provocative and controversial acts in music.