Berliner Trance

About This Movie

Berliner Trance is a fascinating dive into the early days of the German trance scene, captured on grainy 16mm film. There's this raw energy throughout, as you see the vibrancy of Berlin in winter '93, the streets buzzing with anticipation for what was to come. The interviews with figures like Laurent Garnier and Mark Reeder feel so genuine, their youthful enthusiasm almost palpable. It's not just about the music; the film immerses you in the culture—the Love Parades, the underground parties. It’s a time capsule that documents a pivotal moment in electronic music history, and the pacing has this almost dreamlike quality, pulling you into the rhythm of the city itself. Definitely a unique piece that stands apart in the documentary genre.

Shot on 16mm film, creating a distinct visual style.Includes interviews with key figures of the trance movement.Captures the essence of Berlin's nightlife in the early '90s.