Sex, Drugs and Electro-Beats

"Berlin electronic music composer Martin (Paul Kalkbrenner), known as DJ Ickarus, is touring with his manager and girlfriend Mathilde (Rita Lengyel) from club to club around the globe and is about to release their biggest album to date. However, all of his plans are thrown out of kilter after Ickarus is submitted to the emergency ward of a psychiatric clinic high on drugs after a gig- A tragicomedy in Berlin of today.

From the director of 'One Day in Europe' (Berlinale 2005 in Official Competition) and 'Berlin is in Germany' (Berlinale 2001 Panorama Audience Award) Hannes Stöhr."

Czyli tak zwany klasyk - wszystko ekstra, a później wszystko się pierdoli.



Ale ja i tak obejrzę. Recenzje są całkiem zachęcające:

"Berlin Calling is a movie you wonder why nobody has done it 10 years ago..
And than you are relieved nobody did.
It couldn´t have been better."

"Paul Kalkbrenner´s wonderful soundtrack tells a different story. May be he is the most sentimental techno of all times , but this gives the movie a manifold , emotional structure."

"Beautiful is the scene in hospital with all the other patients , clearly reminding of “One Flew over the Cockoo´s Nest“ And the music?- Is far away from the techno bumm –bumm cliche and is agreeable groovy."

"The movie lives further more of snapshots of today´s Berlin , the club milieu ,the difficult music business , the allaged famousness and a lot more. Staged in a fast pace , with extremly funny dialogues and momentous humour , it still doesn´t forget the seriousness of the subject."

"Those who have never understood the fascination of Techno will regard Techno music and maybe even the party culture much more kindly."

"BERLIN CALLING, or: Sex, drugs and Electro-Beats."

A odtwórca głównej roli Paul Kalkbrenner trzaska na codzień właśnie takie cheesy electro hiciory dla wytwórni BPitch Control (która wydaje m.in. Telefon Tel Aviv, Ellen Allien, Modeselektor czy Sasche Funke).




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