This year the Berlinale experience has been a little different for us. Timo has been working mainly on Iron Sky pre-production and I’ve been busy working on The Night is Still Young (working title), that is a movie produced by Bronson Club where I work. So I haven’t really had time to be at the film market as much as I would have liked to, but don’t worry I will be going there soon to do a scan of the zombie movies at the market this year. But in the mean time here’s what the Zombies did on saturday night.
On saturday the Iron team had set up a fan meeting in Berlin in a very cool venue called c-base, which is described as a raumstation unter Berlin. The venue was not only absolutely perfectly fitted for this fan gathering, but it was also an experience for the rest of us. What a place indeed.
What is c-base you might ask. Well here’s video that might answer to that question… or maybe not.
Timo was there to give a presentation on Iron Sky and show some exclusive material on the movie, and of course people were able to ask questions from him. I took some photos of the event, which you see below. You can also go to Flickr to see the whole set by pressing this link.
Our good friend from Norway, Mr. Eric Vogel (in the picture above) joined us there with director Thomas Cappelen Malling. In case you don’t know, they are the guys behind the Norwegian ninja movie Kommandør Treholt & ninjatroppen, of which we are very exited about here at Zombie Room. The movie is in post-production and will premiere later this year. Be sure to stay tuned for an exclusive interview with the Norwegian ninjas which we will be posting as soon as we get our shit together and survive Berlin first.
That’s it for now. Next blog post will be about the world’s most notorious street artist Banksy and his debut film Exit Through the Gift Shop which the Zombies got to see last night.
Tags: Berlin Film Festival 2010, c-base, Iron Sky, Kommandør Treholt & ninjatroppen