This Is Berlin Not New York

2008
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1h 10min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis documentary traces the journey of fifteen young, talented New York Artists to Berlin, as they meet and join forces with their German counterparts. Together, the American and German arti... Leer todoThis documentary traces the journey of fifteen young, talented New York Artists to Berlin, as they meet and join forces with their German counterparts. Together, the American and German artists explore artistic ideas and concepts while collaborating on original projects that push... Leer todoThis documentary traces the journey of fifteen young, talented New York Artists to Berlin, as they meet and join forces with their German counterparts. Together, the American and German artists explore artistic ideas and concepts while collaborating on original projects that push conventional boundaries. Original musical scores and animated artwork complement and enha... Leer todo

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Un Lee

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Ethan H. Minsker

Self

Ted Riederer

Self

James Rubio

James Rubio
(as James Rudio)

Arturo Vega

Self

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3riddleriddle

Euro trip

I started watching thanks to my obsession for Berlin. The film presents the journey of some young and impassioned artists. Overall the film was pretty boring, and the art was not great either. I felt like a tag along on someone else's post-college European trip. This is basically a check off that I watched this thing at one point in my life.

10nueel

most inspiring!

this film takes you through a whirlwind of creative adventures in Berlin! what a ingenious idea! the film captures every moment of the creative process from new york to the cities of Berlin! it pushes the boundaries of art-making into a whole new level! the artist's dedication to making art is an inspiration. the film and the artists motivates to challenge one's creativity. there is a strong sense of camaraderie that one wants to be part of. this film is influential in so many ways. this movement is pretty much a LETS MAKE SOME F***** ART guide to all who wants to create. it is a lesson in getting off one's butt and doing something about making art. thank the filmmaker for making this film!

9wgueorguiev

viva la Antagonists

The Antagonist Movement is one of the best things to come out of and happen in the East Village. The film is an inspiration, much as the Antagonists they themselves are.

On any given Thursday night, an assorted and talented crew of artists and bands set up and basically provide the most interesting, friendly and entertaining night downtown.

The film seems to be an important document of what is happening and interesting now in post-post NYC, especially the East Village which has gone through so many cultural phases.

One of the best attributes of the Antagonist Movement is the people themselves. Individualists, with a sense of community building and tons of creativity.

10hannahhightman

Fun and profound

I had a really great time with this one. I've only recently moved to New York and found an artistic community here, and I'm not at all familiar with the art scene in Berlin, so watching these two communities interact showed me a new side of things I wouldn't have otherwise encountered. The visuals are amazing, and it's fun to just hang out with this group of artists for a bit. They touch on a lot of deep subject matter regarding art in the Western world, but this film is overwhelmingly fun, and mostly it just feels like you're tagging along with the coolest group of artists on elaborate adventures.

1bisylisy

Not for serious art enthusiasts

There is nothing in this movie that you probably haven't seen. Do yourself a favour and watch Simon Schama instead. This movie is boring and uninteresting. For anyone who went to art school it may remind you of that naive time in your life when you felt like you knew it all and making a mess of public and private property was totally dope. The problem here is that the message is dated and so is the cast as they resort to art gimmicks and graffiti pranks that were hip some time before 2008. If you pay attention to current art trends and art markets, you've already seen this movie. Don't waste your time watching this film. Very lame.