Klaus Nomi - Chanteur du troisième type (2026)

Klaus Nomi - Chanteur du troisième type is a documentary film scheduled for release in 2026. The film explores the life and career of Klaus Nomi, the German countertenor and performance artist known for his distinctive look and unique vocal style during the late 1970s and early 1980s. As a "third type" singer, Nomi blended opera with new wave and punk aesthetics, creating a visual and auditory experience that defied genre classification.

The documentary aims to capture the essence of Nomi's avant-garde performances and his impact on the music and art scenes of New York City. It delves into his collaborations with figures like David Bowie and Brian Eno, as well as his appearances on television shows such as Saturday Night Live. The film seeks to provide insight into the mind behind one of pop culture's most memorable and enigmatic figures.

• The film focuses on Klaus Nomi's rise from obscurity to becoming an icon of the NYC underground scene.
• It highlights his collaboration with major musical artists of the era, including David Bowie and Brian Eno.
• The documentary examines his influence on the fashion and performance art world beyond just music.
• Klaus Nomi's legacy is preserved through this retrospective look at his short but impactful career.