@@robtherocket8112 Traurig aber wahr. So oder so ähnlich kann es aussehen, wenn eine Politik den Fortschritt proklamiert aber den Rückschritt durchführt. Sei es aus Inkompetenz oder eben purer Absicht. Auch wenn das Verlassene und Heruntergekommene sicher seinen Charme hat, sollte uns die Vergangenheit mahnen, nicht alles hinzunehmen, was Politiker predigen.
Give it 5 years and will take PhD in politics to tell real political statement from AI generated one, and nobody on planet Earth will be able to tell real from AI generated image. What's worse, many people or even entire nations will not realise that any digital media will have lost any credibility. Wars may even erupt from this. We are approching the era where Plato's cave meets Lem's futurology and sci-fi.
@@puyobock Earlier I made here a comment with reference to Lem and Plato's cave and my comment got censored... If it's not human's work, then RUclips's AI is becoming USSR.
Just wait a few years. Besides, THIS is just the image generating AI that was given to the normal public. You can BET that what is already possible is even better but we all have no access to it.
This is Awesome old Architecture and the Trains and all the old equipment is Incredible! The people seem to be haunting this area and makes me wanna visit it.
Wow, such a sad yet beautiful and haunting video. I lived in Berlin in the late 90's, it's such an atmospheric city with fantastically beautiful architecture. Very well done, thank you very much for this video 🙂👌
What a cinematic artwork! The scenes are just breathtaking! It gave me so many "STALKER" vibes too. This place should be full of anomalies and ghosts. Wow.
Since you mention it, a few months ago I saw a DW Channel documentary about abandoned places in Europe, where they offered testimonies of paranormal activity. I think they deleted it from RUclips, because I can't find it again.
"We, in Moscow, hid in the Metro. Wondering sometimes how others lived. Were things different elsewhere, and if they were, would elsewhere someday come here?"
I moved quickly from car to car on the Broadway local in NYC to avoid getting mugged. Always wondering what it would be like if I could afford the American dream. I guess we all share something common...
@@animaxx3d-animation Maybe it's possible for cheaper? Not in 3d ofc, but as a visual novel with screenshots, multiple choices, some cutscenes like this... In fact it could cost almost nothing. Just time and good taste. (and you have definitevily the seconde one 🙂) Can i ask what tools you used to make this beautiful city ?
One cold morning, a man boards a train. There are no other passengers, and he sees that the driver has died. Without saying a word, he takes the driver's hat, pushes his body off the train, sits in the driver's seat, pushes a lever, and the train starts moving. Or at least that's how I think life works in this version of Berlin.
Ха ха! Извините, но это тогда все между Востоком Западом получается, так как земля круглая! В таком случае если считать по евразийскому континенту, тогда запад получаем до Уральских гор, а восток после них. Тогда середина это где то приграничные территории Украины, а между что на оусском означает край подучаем где то в Татарстане.
@@animaxx3d-animation This technology allows you to use a photo of my face? I mean, it's possible to make a video with these people in the frame, but to use a real photo of my face?
Very cool! It is very haunting and reminds me of Berlin in the 80s. I lived in West Berlin from 85-89. It was such a wild city with so much to do! I have a LOT of interesting memories of having fun on the Ku'damm. I lived at 12 Buchsweiler strasse in Steglitz.
Dude, this is amazing work. Amidst all the AI slop that we have been fed in the last months, this is a breath of fresh air, a much deeper work in regard to textures, lighting, direction, sound design, everything is much more attractively concise, even though it presents a very dark landscape, it is something you cannot avert your eyes from and it leaves you full when you finish it. [Edit] just subscribed to your channel, will be watching out for more. Greetings from Tirana
@@shangrilah2571 I loved the aesthetic of Tarkowskis films, Stalker included. I didn't read Roadside picnic, but I think I should do it. During the making of this video, I often thought of the films of David Lynch, specially "Eraser head". The two man handling with the controlls are in fact a hidden hint to this movie.
@@animaxx3d-animationDas sieht mehr aus wie Berlin 1945. Bis auf das Stellwerk am Anfang hat es aber kaum etwas mit Berlin zu tun. Zum Verständnis: Ich lebe in Berlin seit 1983, arbeite hier als Stadtführer und ich ich kenne viele "lost places", gerade der alten Industriearchitektur aus der Zeit der Jahrhundertwende.
@@FranksFilme Mein Film ist eher als ein Traum zu sehen. Ich möchte nicht exakt das Berlin von 1983 darstellen, sondern etwas was die Gebäude und Strassen von damals in mir ausgelöst haben, wie z.B. "die Ruine" am Winterfeldplatz, ein altes zerbombtes Gebäude, in dem es eine Punker-Kneipe gab. ICh wohnte damals ganz in der Nähe.
В Санкт-Петербурге 90-ых такие пейзажи можно было наблюдать вживую. Трамвайные рельсы были в центре города как волны в океане, но по ним регулярно ходил лязгающий дверьми трамвай.
Wow. This is very special. You should make more of this type of video... Excellent... But also add a bit of summer. Berlin is not always depressing ;-)
I have lived in Berlin since the early 1980s and saw both sides of the Wall. It was grim, maybe more so on the eastern side, but nowhere near what the footage here depicts. At the very least the trams here are wrong. Only East Berlin had trams, but they looked different to the ones here.
@@mikethespike7579 " Alternate" as in a 'parallel reality ' where letters ( you saw the trams but not the lettering ;) ? ) and Trams are different . As for the context, you could imagine that Germany got the same treatment as the Ottoman Empire after WW1and was split up in a myriad of smaller states, all about the size of Denmark , Netherlands or Belgium , Berlin would have been greatly oversized for its area and many people would leave, getting a town looking as desperate as this clip .. This could then be late 30's, 40's or even the 50's
I will add this comment to my piggybank of comments, that only native german person is able to deliver :) There's something about perception of this world by Germans, that causes such comments to appear. I can provide another examples, if you like :)
My first impression was that I was watching Winston Smith travelling through this bleak landscape,back from work,back to Victory Mansions,one of those crumbling apartment buildings/tenements.A few brief glimpses into a couple of neighbouring apartments...I know this wasn't the actual story you wanted to tell,but that's where the imagery took me.Visually brilliant and disturbing.
How I love this city! The atmosphere, streets, culture - everything is just incredible! Great video! What places in Berlin would you recommend visiting first?
Absolutely amazing and alive ! I'm so surprised that the scenes are brought to live with strong artistic feeling. A Stalker or Half-Life game with this mood would be a masterpiece too.
I would absolutely live there. Hell give me enough money and 150m2 in a subway apartment behind some rusted metal door 2 floors below street level, everything outside with 6 layers of graffity and i would be completely ecstatic. Emphasis - enough money.
In my imagination, this would seem to be what East Berlin would look like today had the Berlin Wall, the anti-tank barriers, the Death Strip and the inner wall not been dismantled near the end of the Cold War almost 35 years ago.
As an artwork, this is both extremely haunting yet strangely eye-catching. That said; As a man who's stuck in the UK by circumstance but has a _Liebe_ for Germany that's extremely strong, I'd be more inclined to think of these scenes as being from London rather than Berlin. 😇 I will also add - As an _Eisenbahnfan_ - That a lot of the tram depictions are a bit off. Ignoring tram types and designs; The first one appears to be floating (Bogies not visible/not rendered at all), pantographs often don't seem to be in contact with any wires (Or the wires are „Hanging“ from the pantograph), and in the last one the tram emerges from the branch on the right, though the points (Weiche) is set to the branch on the left. In a realistic situation this would either cause the points to change over as they're forced into position by the leading bogie, or (If the points were locked-in such the latter couldn't happen) the tram would derail. 💁 One thing I can definitely find *no* fault in is the train driver. He is Handsome. A. F! ❤🔥 Great work on this! 👍
This is probably the most artistic use of AI I've seen so far, and by a significant margin too. I like how you used the inherent limitations and quirks of the medium to your advantage. The choice to simulate photography was also a good one, since photography requires an underlying reality that, in this case, doesn't exist and so only AI could provide. Nice job!
Thank you so much for your comment! Yes, AI unleashes my creativity. I work as a 3D artist, but I wouldn't be able to do in 3D such images and animations without a big animation team and a lot money for production. AI animation is ideal when you want to give a dreamy mood.
You work in this animation reminds of Enki Bilal comics. I lived in 80's Berlin too, Tegel, in West with occasional day trips to Ost. It's a very different city now. The government buildings, the new Hbf, the huge gentrification of Kreuzberg, the demographic modification, the tourists holes. Typically people like us who knew pre-1990 Berlin are deceived by the current Berlin. I returned two times after 1988, in 2016 and in 2021, and well, no.
I wouldn't say that the actual Berlin deceives me, but it has lost this very special character from the 80's. It hast still very nice spots, but the morbid decaying with so many reminiscences of the dark past is gone. I'm very happy that this animation has reminded you of Enki Bilal. I loved the aesthetics of Enki Bilal's comics.
This is incredible, I write my own fiction short stories and have penned some film scripts - shorts, I would love to try and think up something to fit in with something like this... AMAZING
Hello Animators. This could be the szenario of the future, if we continue our political course in BRD. Very sad. As an 'abandoned places' junkie, i liked this video much. Thank you.
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What Germany looks like in the fallout universe
Nope, only Berlin
@@Touchless83poznan ahh city
It Looks like that in rl, around the center of Berlin
@@robtherocket8112 Traurig aber wahr. So oder so ähnlich kann es aussehen, wenn eine Politik den Fortschritt proklamiert aber den Rückschritt durchführt. Sei es aus Inkompetenz oder eben purer Absicht.
Auch wenn das Verlassene und Heruntergekommene sicher seinen Charme hat, sollte uns die Vergangenheit mahnen, nicht alles hinzunehmen, was Politiker predigen.
Politiker sind nur Marionetten der internationalen Weltbanken und Weltkonzerne- @@PhiodorB
Generative AI cannot replace solide CG or real in camera work, but it is perfect for giving this kind of a spooky dreamy mood.
Give it 5 years and will take PhD in politics to tell real political statement from AI generated one, and nobody on planet Earth will be able to tell real from AI generated image. What's worse, many people or even entire nations will not realise that any digital media will have lost any credibility. Wars may even erupt from this. We are approching the era where Plato's cave meets Lem's futurology and sci-fi.
Don't know if you can say the same in two years.
One day it will be indistinguisable not just from CGI, but from reality.
@@puyobock Earlier I made here a comment with reference to Lem and Plato's cave and my comment got censored... If it's not human's work, then RUclips's AI is becoming USSR.
Just wait a few years. Besides, THIS is just the image generating AI that was given to the normal public. You can BET that what is already possible is even better but we all have no access to it.
Brilliant stuff, eerie and dream like
Nice exploration! I was born in '85 and grew up in Potsdam and Berlin. Great childhood adventures on the streets and empty houses.
This is Awesome old Architecture and the Trains and all the old equipment is Incredible!
The people seem to be haunting this area and makes me wanna visit it.
Does anyone know where this is and when it was filmed.
@@barrybrand2970 Most likely AI generated using a mixture of different places.
@@barrybrand2970 is Russia Moscow future
@@daveo7356 Most likely? It's obviously AI.
Неужели вам нравится это мрачное место, тоска берёт от этой удручающей картины!
Wow, such a sad yet beautiful and haunting video.
I lived in Berlin in the late 90's, it's such an atmospheric city with fantastically beautiful architecture.
Very well done, thank you very much for this video 🙂👌
I'm in love in this. it shows a part of my soul. 🖤🖤
What a cinematic artwork! The scenes are just breathtaking! It gave me so many "STALKER" vibes too. This place should be full of anomalies and ghosts. Wow.
Since you mention it, a few months ago I saw a DW Channel documentary about abandoned places in Europe, where they offered testimonies of paranormal activity. I think they deleted it from RUclips, because I can't find it again.
Actually it looks a bit like certain cities and countries I visited ;)
How fabulously dark! What talent!!
Awesome past Berlin.. fantastic dream images,very sugestive atmosphere
Absolut dystopisch!!!! Es zieht einen trotzdem magisch an. Top-Material!! 👍
"We, in Moscow, hid in the Metro. Wondering sometimes how others lived. Were things different elsewhere, and if they were, would elsewhere someday come here?"
metro 2033
I moved quickly from car to car on the Broadway local in NYC to avoid getting mugged. Always wondering what it would be like if I could afford the American dream. I guess we all share something common...
@@provetaminneed for speed carbon
I would DEFINITIVELY buy a videogame looking like that.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@Caparzo_11 I would definetly make a videogame looking like that If I had a producer with 10 M €.
@@animaxx3d-animation Maybe it's possible for cheaper?
Not in 3d ofc, but as a visual novel with screenshots, multiple choices, some cutscenes like this...
In fact it could cost almost nothing. Just time and good taste. (and you have definitevily the seconde one 🙂)
Can i ask what tools you used to make this beautiful city ?
One cold morning, a man boards a train. There are no other passengers, and he sees that the driver has died. Without saying a word, he takes the driver's hat, pushes his body off the train, sits in the driver's seat, pushes a lever, and the train starts moving.
Or at least that's how I think life works in this version of Berlin.
I didn't know Red Dead Redemption 2 was set in Berlin.
Oh Berlin, city of night
You sleep between the East and West
Along the left and right
Nice poem!
@@animaxx3d-animation genialny klimat animacji ! ;)
Ха ха! Извините, но это тогда все между Востоком Западом получается, так как земля круглая! В таком случае если считать по евразийскому континенту, тогда запад получаем до Уральских гор, а восток после них. Тогда середина это где то приграничные территории Украины, а между что на оусском означает край подучаем где то в Татарстане.
@@animaxx3d-animation This technology allows you to use a photo of my face? I mean, it's possible to make a video with these people in the frame, but to use a real photo of my face?
ruclips.net/video/15WQBB7Npqw/видео.htmlsi=l-ikqGr8W8JYzEq1
thanks for this poem, thanks to this i found this song from Peter Schilling.
Amazing work. I've just been going down rabbit holes on YT for the past 2 hours looking for something interesting. Found it.
Very impressive and atmospheric video! A real work of art!
Work of A I more likely
Very cool! It is very haunting and reminds me of Berlin in the 80s. I lived in West Berlin from 85-89. It was such a wild city with so much to do! I have a LOT of interesting memories of having fun on the Ku'damm. I lived at 12 Buchsweiler strasse in Steglitz.
I absolutely love the visuals. Not sure I would want to live there. Too spooky. :)
you were the first one to comment, thank you so much
@@animaxx3d-animation I love your films. They deserve more views. Great to see this one doing so well.
Dude, this is amazing work. Amidst all the AI slop that we have been fed in the last months, this is a breath of fresh air, a much deeper work in regard to textures, lighting, direction, sound design, everything is much more attractively concise, even though it presents a very dark landscape, it is something you cannot avert your eyes from and it leaves you full when you finish it.
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just subscribed to your channel, will be watching out for more.
Greetings from Tirana
Thank you so much for your amazing comments.
Yeah, this is so much more artistic than 99% of all AI work. We've found the diamond in the pile guys, we need to boost him.
Fascinating. Reminded me of Stalker, an old Russian movie
Based on "Roadside Picnic"
Obviously the main inspiration here.
@@shangrilah2571 I loved the aesthetic of Tarkowskis films, Stalker included. I didn't read Roadside picnic, but I think I should do it. During the making of this video, I often thought of the films of David Lynch, specially "Eraser head". The two man handling with the controlls are in fact a hidden hint to this movie.
But the main inspiration was Berlin at the 1980s itself.
@@animaxx3d-animationDas sieht mehr aus wie Berlin 1945. Bis auf das Stellwerk am Anfang hat es aber kaum etwas mit Berlin zu tun.
Zum Verständnis: Ich lebe in Berlin seit 1983, arbeite hier als Stadtführer und ich ich kenne viele "lost places", gerade der alten Industriearchitektur aus der Zeit der Jahrhundertwende.
@@FranksFilme Mein Film ist eher als ein Traum zu sehen. Ich möchte nicht exakt das Berlin von 1983 darstellen, sondern etwas was die Gebäude und Strassen von damals in mir ausgelöst haben, wie z.B. "die Ruine" am Winterfeldplatz, ein altes zerbombtes Gebäude, in dem es eine Punker-Kneipe gab. ICh wohnte damals ganz in der Nähe.
Urbexer`s dream comes true! Awesome work!
В Санкт-Петербурге 90-ых такие пейзажи можно было наблюдать вживую. Трамвайные рельсы были в центре города как волны в океане, но по ним регулярно ходил лязгающий дверьми трамвай.
How I discovered you. Incredible Work. I wish I could go here and Explore!
I hope that I can give you more to explore in my next video about this Berlin.
Wow. This is very special. You should make more of this type of video... Excellent... But also add a bit of summer. Berlin is not always depressing ;-)
Awesome animation. Well done !
What a fun place ! Gonna go for my next vacation ! I,ll bring my shades ,, shorts & suntan cream !
impressive images, magnificent work
This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you !! ❤❤❤❤
Those traines give "Berliner luft" a hole new meaning!
Hauntingly beautiful. I could watch for hours.
I have lived in Berlin since the early 1980s and saw both sides of the Wall. It was grim, maybe more so on the eastern side, but nowhere near what the footage here depicts. At the very least the trams here are wrong. Only East Berlin had trams, but they looked different to the ones here.
The footage is AI generated. Or have you not looked closely at it?
@@ajazvo The title clearly claims it is of a alternate Berlin. Or did you not read that closely enough?
so many places is worse than when it was. no infrastructure is getting fixed, they let it get destroyed since they arent allowed to tear it down.
@@mikethespike7579 " Alternate" as in a 'parallel reality ' where letters ( you saw the trams but not the lettering ;) ? ) and Trams are different . As for the context, you could imagine that Germany got the same treatment as the Ottoman Empire after WW1and was split up in a myriad of smaller states, all about the size of Denmark , Netherlands or Belgium , Berlin would have been greatly oversized for its area and many people would leave, getting a town looking as desperate as this clip .. This could then be late 30's, 40's or even the 50's
I will add this comment to my piggybank of comments, that only native german person is able to deliver :) There's something about perception of this world by Germans, that causes such comments to appear. I can provide another examples, if you like :)
The train scenes are so atmospheric.
Very well done!
My first impression was that I was watching Winston Smith travelling through this bleak landscape,back from work,back to Victory Mansions,one of those crumbling apartment buildings/tenements.A few brief glimpses into a couple of neighbouring apartments...I know this wasn't the actual story you wanted to tell,but that's where the imagery took me.Visually brilliant and disturbing.
Great video of Berlin. Thanks
Love the mood 🦇🕸️
Good job 👍🏼🎃
0:53 Eternal problem with fingers.
Good vibe.
Lovely!
Superb.
How I love this city! The atmosphere, streets, culture - everything is just incredible! Great video! What places in Berlin would you recommend visiting first?
Reminded me of the excellent Bridge of Spies movie
Mysteriously brilliant
Wow. Just wow
Теперь нам не хватает этой атмосферы в калининградской области. А 15 лет назад так и было
This looks just fantastic! I want to see a whole movie playing in this universe!
Thank you! I really will want to do a whole movie... Soon I will upload a new video about this special Berlin.
stunning, scene is very good, atmosphere can be felt
Sweet Lord,this is exactly like some fever dream nightmares i had after quitting citalopram cold turkey.. F--ing PTSD here!
Berlin is a unique phenomenon
Very cool. Nice work.
Absolutely love this!
Excellent atmospherics.
East Berlin, thats where I grew up!
Was it really as hard as they always say?
See it for real: Look up “Winter adé”. A documentary on women in the last days of the GDR.
C'est fantomatiquement magnifique 👍👍👍👍
Not far off from what I've seen traveling the DDR in the late sixties
I know what you mean. A good friend of mine grew up in the DDR and didn't like the video so much, because it broughts back some unwanted memories.
You’re lucky. We used to dream to visit DDR back in the USSR times
@YellowLab-z3u sorry, what?
Absolutely amazing and alive ! I'm so surprised that the scenes are brought to live with strong artistic feeling. A Stalker or Half-Life game with this mood would be a masterpiece too.
I kept a long time the idea of making a game in such a setting. Now, it's much easier to bring it to life with the help of ai.
@@animaxx3d-animation What about an AI animation with an uchrony like the "Man in The High Castle" story...
fantastisch gemacht!
I was wondering where Half Life 2 got it city scape inspiration from. Great work!
Half-Life 2 got the landscapes and visuals from Belgrade/Serbia and Sofia/Bulgaria. That information can be easily found.
Just visit eastern Ukraine. No need HL at all.
I would absolutely live there. Hell give me enough money and 150m2 in a subway apartment behind some rusted metal door 2 floors below street level, everything outside with 6 layers of graffity and i would be completely ecstatic. Emphasis - enough money.
In my imagination, this would seem to be what East Berlin would look like today had the Berlin Wall, the anti-tank barriers, the Death Strip and the inner wall not been dismantled near the end of the Cold War almost 35 years ago.
But many of these scenes were inspired by West Berlin sites in the 1980's.
@@animaxx3d-animation looks like parts of my hometown after the wall has fallen...
even in the 1990 parts of east Berlin looked similar
pure art!
Das gefällt mir sehr gut 😅👍 schön, aber ein bißchen gruselig 👍😎
Es war auch ein bisschen gruselig gemeint. Danke!
@@animaxx3d-animation Dann passt das ja 😁 gute Mischung 😅
Awesome!
Why does the train hover over the track at the beginning of the video? :D
Because I wanted to give from the start on an unreal dreamy character to the video.
@@animaxx3d-animation Oh, i see.
As an artwork, this is both extremely haunting yet strangely eye-catching. That said; As a man who's stuck in the UK by circumstance but has a _Liebe_ for Germany that's extremely strong, I'd be more inclined to think of these scenes as being from London rather than Berlin. 😇
I will also add - As an _Eisenbahnfan_ - That a lot of the tram depictions are a bit off. Ignoring tram types and designs; The first one appears to be floating (Bogies not visible/not rendered at all), pantographs often don't seem to be in contact with any wires (Or the wires are „Hanging“ from the pantograph), and in the last one the tram emerges from the branch on the right, though the points (Weiche) is set to the branch on the left. In a realistic situation this would either cause the points to change over as they're forced into position by the leading bogie, or (If the points were locked-in such the latter couldn't happen) the tram would derail. 💁
One thing I can definitely find *no* fault in is the train driver. He is Handsome. A. F! ❤🔥
Great work on this! 👍
This is probably the most artistic use of AI I've seen so far, and by a significant margin too. I like how you used the inherent limitations and quirks of the medium to your advantage. The choice to simulate photography was also a good one, since photography requires an underlying reality that, in this case, doesn't exist and so only AI could provide. Nice job!
Thank you so much for your comment! Yes, AI unleashes my creativity. I work as a 3D artist, but I wouldn't be able to do in 3D such images and animations without a big animation team and a lot money for production. AI animation is ideal when you want to give a dreamy mood.
Reminds me of the game Machinarium. Imagine a few shots from this video as a part of a point and click puzzle game
Would like to see a full video game or a movie in such setting.
Awesome, dude!
AI really struggles with lensing and perspective.
Absolutely compelling
Oh yes, this does feel like a dream.
Ausserordentlich gut. Gansehaut!
Nice job man!
От этого видео так и тянет безнадегой и депрессией, аж мурашки по коже
сгенерировано интересно
過去の中の未来✨素晴らしい芸術作品ですね！
I love it. It's like it was stolen from my dreams. Crazy❤❤❤
Идеально 😍❤️ атмосферно, мрачно, такое уютное, готическо ❤️🔥
Вы серьёзно, вам действительно нравятся эти тоскливые виды?
шикарное видео
Es el entorno ideal para mí.
Bravo!!!
Amazing video.
You work in this animation reminds of Enki Bilal comics. I lived in 80's Berlin too, Tegel, in West with occasional day trips to Ost. It's a very different city now. The government buildings, the new Hbf, the huge gentrification of Kreuzberg, the demographic modification, the tourists holes. Typically people like us who knew pre-1990 Berlin are deceived by the current Berlin. I returned two times after 1988, in 2016 and in 2021, and well, no.
I wouldn't say that the actual Berlin deceives me, but it has lost this very special character from the 80's. It hast still very nice spots, but the morbid decaying with so many reminiscences of the dark past is gone. I'm very happy that this animation has reminded you of Enki Bilal. I loved the aesthetics of Enki Bilal's comics.
Your comment encouraged me to look again at Bilals comics. I have make a little hommage to Enki Bilal in my new Berlin dream video.
@@animaxx3d-animation thank you! I have watched, yes, well done :)
Très beau, sehr shön.
Very cool!
BRAVO!!!
This is kool 🤩
Nice 😊
AI GTP photography 😮
Атмосферненько так
Великолепный морок!
I can confirm that this is nowadays Berlin in the year 2024.
This is fascinating. What is 1:09 - is it some kind of lift?
A typical sleep at a temperature of 40°C
Слава Богу, хоть один умный человек!
This is incredible, I write my own fiction short stories and have penned some film scripts - shorts, I would love to try and think up something to fit in with something like this... AMAZING
Dou you want to send me one of your film scripts?
Like on of my Sunday morning dreams. (If I could only recreate it like you did)
Sehr gut 👍🏻
I was living in West Berlin in 90ties. In some parts close to the wall a real athmosphere was similar.....but in east part it was more occupational
Hello Animators. This could be the szenario of the future, if we continue our political course in BRD. Very sad. As an 'abandoned places' junkie, i liked this video much. Thank you.