IMDB has this listed as a German film, and it's about a German popstar, but the movie is directed by an American who lives in Germany. It's premiere was at the Berlin film festival though, although most of the dialogue is English. What can you do, lol?

Of course, this is a film on Klaus Nomi, the avant-garde new wave giant of the East Village in the early 1980s. They make it sound like he achieved Warhol-like status, but I had never even heard of the guy until I saw the film at Universal. Really good documentary on the NYC art culture during the period, and it features some of the icons from that time. An oddly American film created by a German production company...

Anyone else get a chance to see it in the theatres -- I got an advance copy of the DVD, which has some impressive extras on it?