New Concept Art and Trailer for Nazi Space Epic ‘Iron Sky’

Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on May 14, 2009

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Blind Spot Pictures, the company behind the very interesting and potentially awesome space epic Iron Sky — a story set in an alternate world in which the Nazi’s set up a secret moon base in 1945 and plan to return and invade Earth again in 2018 — have released a bunch of new materials this week, including several new posters, a bunch of images and a teaser trailer. Though I’m almost certain that the trailer has been out for a while. Either way, it strikes me as a wicked idea and from what I’m seeing, it looks like a very cool flick.

First up is a bit of casting news. The project has signed on a few leads, including the previously reported hottie Julia Dietze. In an official release, Blind Spot Pictures has also made us aware that famous German actor Götz Otto will step in the boots of the intelligence officer Klaus Adler, a fanatic Moon Nazi officer devoted on invading the Earth. Otto has previously appeared in numerous feature films and tv-series, including James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, in which he appeared as an evil assassin Stamper.

Next up, a gallery of images from the film (mostly concept art and behind the scenes production photos), including two new posters featuring Dietze and Otto. Click below to enlarge.

And finally we have the film’s teaser trailer, which can be seen below. In addition to the trailer, the folks at Blind Spot have also begun releasing video spots as part of the film’s Cannes Film Festival promotional campaign. Those can be found over on the Iron Sky YouTube Channel.

Iron Sky does not yet have a release date. It is directed by Timo Vuorensola and was writen by Antti Hukkanen, Jarmo Puskala and Johanna Sinisalo.

What do you think?


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  • I've been waiting for this film to finally get made it has the smell of cult smash all over it...ever since that teaser trailer hit online a year or so back I've been dieing to see some actual footage...the artwork is enough to hold me over for a couple more months...I mean Nazi ghosts (Outpost) and zombies (Dead Snow) are ok but a Nazi-alien-invasion hybrid is something special....I just hope they spend the extra money on the CG
  • Fuck Hollywood...this is the GREATEST IDEA in the industry since KISS met the Phantom of the Park....
  • Looks like it could be a videogame or something. I want to see more live action stuff.
  • badjoke
    Just because a word (Nazi) isn't something you regularly see pluralized, doesn't mean you need to use an apostrophe. Aren't you a regular writer? Shouldn't you know things like this?
  • Xsjado
    dont be a douche
  • badjoke
    Posting in short hand or ignoring all grammar may be convenient when texting, or writing an attacking reply-comment, but proper English should be used at least when writing articles.
  • b4dj0k3
    you knew what he meant get over it.. go read a Shakespeare blog
  • The Dude
    Dude, these "articles" get cranked out faster than lead-laced toys off a Chinese assembly line. Is a minor case of errant punctuation going to take away from the story that Mr Miller has taken the time to provide us with? Not in my case. By the way, the photos and teaser are brilliant. Can't wait for the first full-length trailer!
  • Actually, you're right. But in my defense, I'm new around here.

    I will try to do gooder next time.
  • Actually, it's not a mistake. Neil meant to give ownership of "set up a secret moon base in 1945 and plan to return and invade Earth again in 2018,"

    It's their set up a secret moon base...

    So it's actually just the case that it's a terribly, epically poorly written sentence and not a typo. We try to make our mistakes huge around here.
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