Exploitation: official trailer

Below is the trailer for Exploitation the latest film by Edwin Brienen. It will be screened in Berlin on the 21st February.

The soundtrack is available from specialized (web)shops worldwide and the Enfant Terrible webshop here...

OUT NOW: Various Artists - Exploitation 2LP

Out now is the "Exploitation" 2LP soundtrack / compilation.

Here are two more full length previews of tracks (next to the two already posted here... see below)...

Here is 'Believe Me' by Sololust...

And here is 'Fall' by Distel...

For sale now around the world at selected shops and mailorders...

Exploitation: soundtrack and film previews

Exploitation was premiered 20 October 2012 at Lausanne Underground Film Festival. The soundtrack is scheduled to be released later this month (November 2012). For now here is the title sequence of the film featuring a track by The Spectrometers...

Exploitation from Michael Bulgrin on Vimeo.

Also there are two full tracks online for pre-listening. Here is the track 'Cookie Jar' by Neugeborene Nachtmusik...

And here is the track 'Mass' by Nihiltronix...

The record is up for pre-orders now at the Enfant Terrible webshop here...

Exploitation film and soundtrack coming soon...

In the final stages of production are the film Exploitation by Edwin Brienen and the soundtrack for this film produced by Enfant Terrible. More on this film and the soundtrack can be found here...

Enfant Terrible produces soundtrack for next Edwin Brienen film ' Exploitation'

Enfant Terrible is producing and going to release the soundtrack of the next Edwin Brienen film "Exploitation". This will be a double LP, featuring Neugeborene Nachtmusik, Nihiltronix, Distel, Former Descent, SaraLunden, Europ Europ, Embers, Sololust, Model Z, Zarkoff, Spectrometers and Oplen.

Right now the film in post-production phase and is expected to be release April/May.

A little more about the film... Eva (played by Eva Dorrepaal) has been called in for an audition. The atmosphere is kind of intimidating: the (masked) director (played by Tomas Spencer) dominates and humiliates Eva, forces her into prostitution to raise money for an upcoming film project. Once Eva’s individuality and emotions have been eliminated, we get into a shady world of occultists and devil worshippers.

Here, “Exploitation” uses the so-called ‘mise en abyme’ principle and shows a fictitious film in the film, called “Apocalypse, Part 3”: a breathtaking ‘Abendland’ of dreamy pictures (Eva in white doctor’s coat, almost disappearing in the white snow landscapes of Polish’ Krakow) and nightmarish visions. It’s all there: baphomets, paganism, bizarre costumes. Especially some old-time obsessions of director Edwin Brienen are highly celebrated here: the esthetics of Death in June, the works of painter Alfred Böcklin, or Aleister Crowley’s Thelema spirituality.