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The voltage increases. The headlights come on. And suddenly she is there - alone in the light: Helene Fischer (28). For this moment, the pop singer gives everything. She is a perfectionist. Their stage show should bring the fans to romp. And she does that too - every evening.
That's certainly not easy. This shows now the TV documentary "Alone in the light" (broadcast date: May 9, 22 clock, ARD). Director Kai Ehlers was very close to the pop singer for four months, accompanying her on her tour "For a Day - Live". 50 concerts in seven countries and 350, 000 fans - the tour turned out to be a mammoth project and became a milestone in Helene Fischer's career.
The documentary therefore not only shows what everyone already knows: the perfectly staged show, a talented singer, enthusiastic fans. "Alone in the Light" takes a look behind the scenes, shows castings, rehearsals, press events.
It does not always go smoothly - and certainly not perfect. In order for everything to work out in the end, Helene Fischer and her team of dancers, technicians and musicians must always deliver top performance. This also shows "Alone in the light" .
And that is exactly the secret of Helene Fischer's success: giving everything and always striving for the best. But this requires a mature personality. And it's exactly what illuminates "Alone in the Light" - a must for fans of Helene Fischer .
