brings drugs, alcohol, and prostitutes. Dr. Paul arrives at the clinic and locks Ickarus in a room. As a consequence of his actions he is now transferred to the closed unit of the facility where he will be treated behind locked doors and won't be able to leave without the consent of the doctors. Ickarus's father (a priest who also appeared earlier in the film) and Mathilde argue with Dr. Paul for his release. Dr. Paul eventually relents. After his production label re-signs him, Ickarus proposes calling his new album Titten, Techno, und Trompeten (Tits, Techno, and Trumpets). Alice says that the record company prefers a more "international" title, and decides on the name Berlin Calling. The album cover photography is done in the clinic with Ickarus still dressed as a patient. Cast Soundtrack The soundtrack of Berlin Calling (which shares the film's title) was recorded exclusively by Paul Kalkbrenner, with the exception of the song "Mango", which was recorded by Sascha Funke. The song "Sky and Sand" features vocals by Kalkbrenner's brother, Fritz. Some tracks on the album (including "Gebrünn Gebrünn" and "Altes Kamuffel") were edits of previously released songs and re-released as "Berlin Calling Edits". References External links 2008 films Bisexuality-related films Films about drugs Films set in Berlin Films set in psychiatric hospitals Films shot in Berlin German comedy-drama films Films about DJs Electronic music films German LGBT-related films 2008 LGBT-related films LGBT-related comedy-drama films 2000s German films