Film Lens
In 'After Hours,' the vacant spaces of Berlin's Techno club Berghain become a habitat for various animals. The film captures the stark contrast between the industrial architecture of the former power station and the gentle presence of wildlife. This setting provides a unique perspective on how nature interacts with urban environments.
The documentary features interactions between animals and the club's imposing structure, creating a narrative that reflects on nature reclaiming spaces typically dominated by human activity. The film's brief duration of 6 minutes allows for a focused examination of this juxtaposition, inviting viewers to consider the coexistence of wildlife and urban life.
Why Watch
- •See animals thriving in Berlin's Berghain club.
- •Find out how nature interacts with industrial architecture.
- •Meet unique wildlife in an unexpected urban setting.
Did You Know
•The documentary is set in Berlin, Germany, at the Berghain club.
•The film has a runtime of 6 minutes.
•Director Steffen Köhn presents a nonhuman perspective on urban spaces.
•The cast includes Lonski&Classen, Astrid Harsch, and Gordon.
Perfect For
Urban wildlife enthusiastsTechno music fansExperimental cinema lovers