1964. Berlin is a divided city. Flight from the German Democratic Republic is punished with an order to fire. Still, many people desperately try to cross the border. They forge identity papers, dig tunnels, climb into hot-air balloons and hide in cars going to the West - towards freedom. But as large vehicles are getting controlled more frequently and thoroughly, a West Berliner has a seemingly impossible but ingenious idea: the smallest and most inconspicuous car available at the time, the BMW Isetta, should help him smuggle a man across the border into the West. For all backgrounds to the true history of the spectacular escape, read the article here: b.mw/isetta_escape_story Agency: Jung von Matt Exec Creative Dir: Thim Wagner Creative Director: David Leinweber Head of Client: Jan Anderßen Head of Film: Florian Panier Production Company: Tempomedia Executive Producer: Vera Portz Producer: Birgit Damen UPM: Emely Sudhaus Director: Alex Feil DOP: Khalid Mohtaseb Production Designer: Erwin Prib Art Director: Csaba Lódi Wardrobe Stylist: Sosa Juristovszky Hair Stylist: Gabriella Vincze Makeup Artist: Ildikó Ambrus Gaffer/Lighting Designer: Filip Marek DIT/B-cam Operator: Ilya Y. D. Akiyoshi 1st AC: Gergely Csepregi Best Boy: Dániel Vékony Set lighting: István Ménkü Hungarian Service Company: Pioneer Line Producer: Melinda Szepesi Production Manager: Gábor Csőge Location Manager: Gáspár Várkonyi Casting: AH Casting London / Playground Casting Budapest Editing: Whitehouse Editor: Iain Wainwright VFX: Spellwork Pictures VFX Sup: Eric Schaechter, Alessio Bertotti Color: Technicolor Colorist: Andrew Francis Music: Woodworks, 2WEI Composer: Phil Kay, Simon Haeger Audio Post Company: Loft Audiomixer: Jan Dejozé