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| Originally posted by Skipper Dude, electronic music wouldn't have the following it does if it weren't for those things. It might not be about those things for you, but it is for many of the people listening out there - the people creating the momentum and the excitement of the best parties around the world - you think they're all sober and straight?  |
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| Originally posted by Skipper Where can I rent this? Is it out in regular video stores? |
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| Originally posted by The Highroller Where can I see this movie? |
fuck the scene its dead
The trailer looks very interesting. I would definitely check out the movie if i didn't have to wait in line.
It's like an amateur 2008 version of a mashed-up remix of Trainspotting and It's all gone Pete Tong... lol!
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| Originally posted by El K Dee looks like a pile of amateur shit that will further heighten the concept of electronic music being about sex, drugs, drugs, drugs, booze and gays |
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced and don't forget....drugs |
very interesting!
I have to check this out 
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| Originally posted by Vivid Boy fuck the scene its dead |
Yes, because we all know when you're at the 6th after-after-after party in Berlin, that everyone has simply gone to sleep through the 2nd-5th after party to be awake, perky alert and sober.
While not everyone is on drugs, to deny that drugs are not a pretty large part of the scene is pretty silly IMO.
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| Originally posted by kaniz Yes, because we all know when you're at the 6th after-after-after party in Berlin, that everyone has simply gone to sleep through the 2nd-5th after party to be awake, perky alert and sober. While not everyone is on drugs, to deny that drugs are not a pretty large part of the scene is pretty silly IMO. |
honestly this movie is not only about drugs sex and the gays....
but i definately add some excitement and drama and relates alot to our
scene.
"Usually films of musicians are about Americans or the British who are dead. It doesn�t matter if it is Jim Morrison , Charlie Parker, Joe Strummer, Kurt Cobain , Brian Jones, Ian Curtis or Johnny Cash, the struggle of survival of the musician is always set in the context of the time he has been living in. Consequently these movies become a portrait of society , a picture of manners, a social study and an impression of a time. The mostly self-destructive fight of the artist becomes a metaphor for a generation. In case of Rock�n Roll heroes society�s atmosphere of departure is emphasized. �Art and insanity� are the main subjects in all these portraits of artists for me. The spectator is tied up in the passionate , unconventional lifestyle of the main character. Will the artist stand or fall- or fly too close to the sun ? Indeed Led Zeppelin used the legend of Ikarus as a Logo.
Why not draw a portrait of a German musician? May be even about an artist who is still alive? Why move into the past if reality is exciting enough? Why not make a movie about a composer of electronic music? The musicians of the YouTube generation compose on their Laptops. They fly around the world, they don�t need any texts and sell their tracks as downloads. Therefore they are independent of major record companies. In the best of intentions they are service providers for the enthusiastic dancers of a globalised club landscape. BERLIN CALLING is no biopic. The film draws a ficticious portrait of a musician in today�s Berlin. It is about art and insanity, inebriation and ecstasy , hope and future , friendship and family , music and the joy to live and of course about love."
Hannes St�hr
The the soundtrack sounds promising. It says it was provided by the actor/Dj/Producer: Paul Kalkbrenner who has Toronto & Montreal listed on his next tour dates Sept. 13 Footwork & 14th (Piknic Electronic).
As for the movie...it looks good.
...and LKD... if you ever became an international Dj/Producer, I KNOW you'd be the biggest junkie 
and quite possibly bi 
lol
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| Originally posted by Stilez Paul Kalkbrenner has Toronto listed on his next tour dates Sept. 13 Footwork |
I think what LKD is saying is that these movies glorify irresponsibility.
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| Originally posted by Stilez Paul Kalkbrenner who has Toronto & Montreal listed on his next tour dates Sept. 13 Footwork & 14th (Piknic Electronic). |
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| Originally posted by Nick Cenik come out of retirement |
Anyone know anything regarding when this movie is set to show at the festival? Is it even showing at TIFF? I cannot find any info regarding its showing on their website.
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| Originally posted by teufel-man what are you retired from? going out to see DJs....? |
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| Originally posted by Nick Cenik Yep; at least for the foreseeable future. |
Toronto fans prepare, for Berlin Calling, the long anticipated movie release from Director Hannes Stohr and BPitch superstar Paul Kalkbrenner. Berlin Calling is a fictional story of a Live DJ who makes it, and the realities of life as a superstar...
BERLIN CALLING NOW PRE-SCREENING IN TORONTO SEPTEMBER 7TH 2008!!!
Screening at the Royal Cinema - 608 College St W at 7pm on September 7th, 2008 ONE SHOWTIME ONLY!!!!!!
ONLINE TICKETS available at:
http://www.wantickets.com/affiliate...=392&e_id=44612
STORE TICKETS AVAILABLE for $13.95 at:
MOOG AUDIO
PLAY DE RECORDS
ONLY 200 Tickets avaialble so get them before they sellout.
Hey Folks just to let people know that we will now be leaving
50 tickets at the Box office at the royal. The box office opens
30 min before the show at 6:30pm Screening at 7:00pm
LKD is always bitching 
Got my tickets!
^^ See you there!
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