Arts
Berlin Calling The Movie
Berlin Calling
From the director of “One Day in Europe” (Berlinale 2005 in Official Competition), Berlin Calling is a feature film that captures the life of a contemporary electronic musician set in the Berlin of today; a modern city in every sense of the word.
The story trails DJ Ickarus (Paul Kalkbrenner), a hard working, creative artist who strains balancing work for a new album, a packed DJ schedule and his personal relationship with girlfriend and Manager Mathilde (Rita Lengyel). Throw in a propensity for excessive drug consumption and the landscape of the film has a dark realism that touches on the destructive nature of the self, especially when isolated or intoxicated. After one particular gig, Ickarus finds himself in the emergency drug ward of a Berlin psychiatric clinic and so the struggle begins.
Art in the Berlin cityscapes, the interpretation of love and relationships and of course in the music; a soundtrack composed by the film’s lead, Paul Kalkbrenner.
For more information visit berlin-calling.de
Categories
Recent Comments
- “Wildly Romantic” Mondrian South Beach (1)
- Rodmc: Where can I find the plastic red outdoor sofas and chairs?!? Please help!
- Eco-Friendly Nightclub Greenhouse NYC (10)
- Jon: True dat on the smoking. Pink Elephant does that a lot too but not to the extent that Greenhouse does. Every...
- Maja: this is the coolest thing i have ever seen!
- MO: you cannot smoke in clubs, bars and restaurants in NYC
- Yvette: They may be eco-friendly, but the door staff certainly is not so friendly. I showed up for a birthday party...
- Austrian Retreat: Schloss Velden, a Capella Hotel (2)
- Austria: wow. lots of space and luxurious. what else would you want?
- Tiesto NYE ‘09 NYC Pictures (1)
- Maystor: Awsome pics, awesome event!!! When is the next one????
- Crobar BoraMusic Housecast Episode 75: Martin Solveig (5)
- Vannucci Santos: Very, very good podcast. I have more than 1 hour of fun!
- “I Am Love” Says Eco-Fashionista Nicole Bridger (1)
- Patricia: Nicole Bridger are amazing. The fabric and style are to die for!
- Amazing 3D Video Installations (1)
- aubert prevost: really nice creative. love the 3d effect. would love to have you part of our next happening in...
Blogroll
Discussion
Comments for “Berlin Calling The Movie”
Add New Comment
Thanks. Your comment is awaiting approval by a moderator.
Do you already have an account? Log in and claim this comment.
Add New Comment
Trackbacks
(Trackback URL)
November 11, 2008 at 9:17 pm
[...] Perhaps the biggest tune on “Invol2ver” Sasha´s big room take on Ladytron´s “Destroy Everything You Touch” was another highlight ...