Overview

• The film follows Kosmo, a disillusioned former DJ, through one pivotal club night as he struggles to deliver his latest tracks to techno icon Troy Porter.
• Directors Nikias Chryssos and Viktor Jakovleski shot the film in guerrilla style at two self-organized Berlin techno parties to capture authentic crowd energy.
• Reviewers note the raw depiction of Kosmo’s drug-fueled descent and cathartic crash, portraying ketamine, cocaine and speed use without glamorization.
• The pulsating soundtrack features contributions from Ed Davenport, John Gürtler and other local artists to ground the film in Berlin’s contemporary techno scene.
• Critics spotlight the film’s examination of underground authenticity versus the commodified nostalgia pervading Berlin’s techno culture.