100 and counting in Berlin

Take more than 100 Eumig 607 and 610 projectors, put them in the 1000 sq metre cellar of a former brewery, add amateur film loops spanning every decade and major event from 1930 to now and you've got yourself the world's biggest Super 8 screening.

Conceived by smallformat editor Jürgen Lossau, 100xBerlin is exactly that.

Open from 2pm to 10pm daily ('til midnight on Fridays and Saturdays for screenings with musical accompaniment) at the Prenzlauer Berg Brewery from June 7th to July 6th, this incredible feat of small film screening paints a fascinating history of Berlin, from the war, the wall, the city's zoo right through to family Christmas's, 8mm has captured the ups and downs of an ever changing city.

Click the image above for a full size version of the poster for full details (in English) or visit www.100xBerlin.de for more (in German).