The Taxi Dead
A young guy named Paul tries to survive a zombie apocalypse in Bavaria. Together with his taxi driver, Karl, he has to fight several zombie attacks. And Paul is in a hurry because his girlfriend awaits him.
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Simon Lahm,Director
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Simon LahmWriter
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Maik GießlerWriter
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Jan JaegerProducerproducer
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Tim LunaProducerassociate producer
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Beatrice FesterlingProducerassociate producer
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David ZimmerschiedKey Cast"Paul"
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Manuel RenkenKey Cast"Karl"
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Geneviève BoehmerKey Cast"Paul's Girlfriend"
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Anja NeukammKey Cast"Dirndl Zombie"
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Sebastian MohrKey Cast"Pizza Boy"
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Nicolas MusselDirector of Photography
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Beatrice FesterlingFilm Editig
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Philipp RathgeberSpecial makeup effects
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Karsten SchulmannVisual Effects
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Christian PlanitzerVisual Effects
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Daniel RaboldtVisual Effects
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Project Type:Short
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Runtime:14 minutes 54 seconds
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Completion Date:April 30, 2020
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Country of Origin:Germany
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Country of Filming:Germany
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Language:German
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:2,35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Distribution Information
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Tim LunaSales AgentCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
Simon Lahm (born 1985) – studied director at the Macromedia University of applied sciences in Munich. He worked as a projectionist in a movie theatre for 5 years and founded a production company called “Grünfilm” until he became a salesman for several international media companies.
“A souvenir” (2007) short film
“Pipe Burst of the Dead” (2009) short film
“Grün” (2010) short film
“Justus – Cinema of the Dead” (2011) short film
(Awards: Best short Berlin TRASH FF 2012, best short BUTFF, Breda 2012)
“Jennerweins Vermächtnis (2012 – for SKY) short film
“The Taxi Dead” (2020) short film
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12059540/?ref_=ttrel_rel_tt
“It has been a while since I last directed a movie but I still have so many ideas and plans for the big screen that I can’t get rid of except for shooting it. The Taxi Dead is an example for what can happen while you’re in your daily routine in the Bavarian backland. You will see zombies in Bavarian “Tracht” (clothing), a weird taxi driver and in fact some gore. You will hear an unofficial song by Nick McCarthy. I hope you enjoy this zombie road movie that was shot in my hometown Bad Aibling, Bavaria, Germany.” – Simon Lahm