Berlin Calling in Moscow

Many LAM users are probably familiar with the post about the German film by Berlin Calling , the main role in which Paul Calcbrenner played. From the day of the premiere of the film in Berlin, a year will soon take place, and among the Moscow public there will be only a few that watched it.

Berlin Calling is already the second film, after Christiane F. , which can be classified as “Big City”, “Night Life and Drugs in Berlin”. A noticeable character from the musical label Bpitch Control , Paul Kalkbrenner in the film Hannah Shter plays a DJ and techno-producer Ikarus, i.e. In fact, almost oneself. The central conflict of the film is tied on the basis of the confrontation of the artist who has broken an overdose from the left wheels, and society in the person of a psychiatric hospital, which is not that it does not flexibly behave to neutralize the first, but, in principle, globally acts in the false direction. Group sex, the release of the album, the drug Olympiad with the culmination of the face in breakfast-Berlin Calling shows techno-culture as the only possible version of behavior in society. P.Kalkbrenner could have been able to cope with the role of blues bard with the same amazing success, but the selected aesthetics of a specific existence in the world of electronic music triggers as an unmistakable detonator- the soundtrack for the film eliminates the ideological prejudice to the techno and justifies any overload of rave romantics.

Berlin Calling - The Official Trailer

You can watch the movie Berlin Calling at the Get Disky Hype-Spot party, August 6 in a hodgepodge. The start of viewing is at 22.00.