Bridging the Gap

Year: 2013

Runtime: 90 min

Language: English

Director: Curt M. Faudon

Documentary

This documentary explores the Vienna Boys' Choir and its remarkable ability to connect with audiences worldwide. Through intimate footage, the film follows the choir both on tour and in their home environment, revealing the power of music to unite people. It examines the universal appeal of their performances and demonstrates how music can bridge cultural differences, transcending religion, distance, and time.

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