sung by Mark Bernes in 1939 – for the Russian movie V2. Escape from Hell (Devyatayev). Till Lindemann was nominated for Best Narrative at the Berlin Music Video Awards 2020 with his music video ''Frau & Mann''. In 2021, his music video ''Alle Tage ist kein Sonntag'' received a nomination for Most Bizarre. Poetry In 2018, Lindemann embarked on a book signing tour across Russia for his poetry book, Messer, originally released in German and then translated into Russian and re-released to the Russian market. Lindemann showed up to his book signing in Moscow with an unknown person in a gimp costume. The female gimp was led through the crowd by Lindemann before he sat down to sign autographs and talk to fans. It is still unknown who was in the outfit, but suggestions are that of his girlfriend at the time. Film and television Two songs from the album Herzeleid were used in David Lynch's 1997 film, Lost Highway. Lindemann has also played minor roles in some films, appearing with his bandmate Christoph Schneider as musicians in the 1999 film Pola X, playing a character named Viktor in the children's comedy film Amundsen der Pinguin (2003), and also appearing as an animal rights activist in the 2004 film Vinzent. Lindemann and the rest of Rammstein also appeared in the 2002 movie xXx (Triple-X starring Vin Diesel) while performing "Feuer frei!" As guest artist Lindemann appeared as guest drummer on Hea Hoa Hoa Hea Hea Hoa by Feeling B, for the song "Lied von der unruhevollen Jugend"; the song, despite its German title, is sung in Russian. Years later, this track was performed live at a Rammstein gig in St. Petersburg, Russia, on 19 November 2001, during the Mutter tour. Lindemann provides vocals for the track "Helden" (a German language cover of Bowie's "Heroes") on the Apocalyptica album Worlds Collide. Lindemann also sings on "Wut will nicht sterben" by Die Puhdys. Lindemann and Richard Kruspe covered the Aria song "Shtil", retitling it "Schtiel". Lindemann also appeared on Knorkator's music video to the song "Du nich". Lindemann once again appeared with Kruspe, this time with Kruspe's band Emigrate, recording guest vocals on the song "Let's Go", on their third album, A Million Degrees. Lindemann featured on Zaz's fifth album, Isa, providing guest vocals on the song "Le jardin des larmes". Lindemann appeared again with Kruspe's band Emigrate, recording guest vocals on