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Watch: The Official IRON SKY Trailer
The official trailer for the sci-fi comedy Iron Sky have been released. Directed by Timo Vuorensola, the film stars Julia Dietze, Götz Otto, Chris Kirby and Udo Kier.
Hit the jump and watch the official theatrical trailer in glorious full HD!
IRON SKY Theatrical Poster
The official poster for Nazis from the dark side of the Moon sci-fi comedy Iron Sky has just been released. The film follows the interesting premise that towards the end of World War II the staff of SS officer Hans Kammler made a significant breakthrough in anti-gravity. From a secret base built in the Antarctic, the first Nazi spaceships were launched in 1945 to establish a military base on the dark side of the Moon. The purpose of the base was to build a powerful invasion fleet that in time would return to take over the Earth. The film is set in 2018 when the Nazi invasion gets underway.
IRON SKY Premieres in Berlin Film Festival
Finland’s biggest film production to date is finally finished. Iron Sky, a spectacle about the invasion of the dastardly Nazis from the Dark Side of the Moon, is complete. The dark scifi comedy will have its world premiere this February in Berlin’s film festival Berlinale, in the Special Panorama category, which screens only films that push the envelope with unique vision.
“I am extremely pleased to have Iron Sky in the official selection of Berlinale, especially in the Special Panorama category! We’ve always stated that Iron Sky is clearly cut out for the big screen, and now we have some serious weight to back up our claims. I’m certain that this is great news to all our fans, as this will definitely speed up our distribution negotiations with remaining territories.”
producer Tero Kaukomaa beams.
Iron Sky Teaser Trailer 3
I must admit that this project definitely sounds great. Not just because I love conspiracy theories, but because the trailer for Timo Vuorensola‘s upcoming Iron Sky looks great as well!
And one thing is for sure – you just can not trust those Nazis these days. Even when they’re on the Moon!
Yes, of course it’s a dark science fiction comedy!
It takes place in the year 2018, when the Nazis, who fled the Earth to the dark side of the Moon in 1945, return to claim the Earth. As you already know, the film is Finnish-German-Australian co-production with a budget of 7.5 million euros.
Iron Sky Gives Fans a Sneak Peek At The First Promo Trailer
Iron Sky, the Finnish-German-Australian sci-fi black comedy about Nazis from the Dark Side of the Moon, has released its promo trailer online. The trailer is still work-in-progress and it was released on the film project’s Iron Sky Sneak Peek web service to give the fans a glimpse of what the live action in the film will look like, and to get comments and suggestions for finishing up the promo trailer.
“We opened Iron Sky Sneak Peek when we started shooting Iron Sky last November as both a service for fans and a crowd funding channel. A subscription costs a minimum of one euro, but those who want to support us can pay more”,
says Timo Vuorensola, the director of Iron Sky.
Iron Sky Finishes Principal Photography!
Iron Sky, the Finnish-German-Australian co-production, has finished principal photography in Queensland Australia. Iron Sky is a dark science fiction comedy where Nazis fled to the Moon in 1945 – and in 2018 they are coming back. Iron Sky took about nine weeks to shoot, half of which took place in Frankfurt Germany, and the second half at the Village Roadshow Studios in Queensland, Australia.
“We have been working on Iron Sky 24/7 for years, and it’s amazing to think that the main part of my work in it is finally done” ,
said the director of the film Timo Vuorensola.
“Of course I’ll be involved in the post production and editing too, but I can’t help but feel a bit dazed. During these years we’ve met such a big bunch of great, talented people, and it makes me a bit melancholy to think that we won’t be seeing them in quite a while – not before the premiere of Iron Sky in about one year’s time.”
“Plans for the future? In the short term, they include sleeping for 48 hours straight”,
added Vuorensola.
Iron Sky Australian Shoot Begins
Iron Sky, the Finnish-Australian-German sci-fi movie about Nazis from the Dark Side of the Moon, has begun the Australian part of their shoot at Village Roadshow Studios in Queensland.
Iron Sky is breaking new ground with its wide ranging collaboration with the fans and the Internet community. This community has contributed ideas and creative talent for the film, as well as funds via purchasing merchandise and support kits, and by actually investing in the film. Iron Sky is aiming to gather one million euros from its fan community as contributions and investments.
Iron Sky has a budget of 6.8 million euros. The film is directed by Timo Vuorensola, and the Australian and New Zealander cast includes Peta Sergeant (Satisfaction), Christopher Kirby (The Matrix Reloaded & Revolutions, Daybreakers, Space: Above and Beyond) and Stephanie Paul (Separation City, Film School Confidential). The German cast includes Julia Dietze (1½ Ritter), Götz Otto (Schindler’s List, Downfall), Udo Kier (Dogville, Dancer in the Dark) and Tilo Prückner (The Neverending Story, Die Fälscher).
Iron Sky: Christopher Kirby Joins The Fight Against Moon Nazis!
The creators of Iron Sky have revealed the identity of the third member of the main cast of Iron Sky, the science fiction black comedy about Nazis from the Dark Side of the Moon. Christopher Kirby, whose previous work in sci-fi includes The Matrix Reloaded & Revolutions, Quantum Leap, Daybreakers and Space: Above and Beyond, will join Julia Dietze (1/2 Ritter) and Götz Otto (Tomorrow Never Dies, Schindler’s List, The Downfall) in the main cast of the movie.
Iron Sky Teaser Trailer #2
Blind Spot Pictures and Energia Productions have released the first footage from their upcoming science fiction movie Iron Sky. In the world of Iron Sky the Nazis left for the Moon in 1945 – and in 2018 they are coming back. The movie is a science fiction black comedy, a Finnish-German co-production shot mainly in English.
The footage – edited into teaser format – was filmed in Tampere, Finland in March, but the main shooting of the film will begin later this year. The soundtrack was provided by Slovenian underground music heavyweight Laibach, who will also create the soundtrack of the movie. The CGI effects were created by Energia Productions.
