The 1980 cult musical film The Apple was primarily filmed in various notable locations across Berlin, West Germany. The city's unique architecture and facilities provided the backdrop for its futuristic, dystopian setting.
Key Filming Locations in Berlin
The production utilized several specific sites within Berlin to bring its ambitious musical sequences and narrative to life. These locations played distinct roles in the film's visual storytelling:
| Location Name | Specific Area / Context | Purpose / Scene | City, Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| ICC Berlin (International Congress Center Berlin) | West Berlin | Served as the grand Concert Hall setting | Berlin, Germany |
| CCC-Atelier | Spandau | Utilized for Studio work and various sets | Berlin, Germany |
| Fußgängerbrücke Hoher Bogen | Featured in the National Bim hour dance montage | Berlin, Germany |
These specific sites highlight the film's reliance on Berlin's infrastructure, from its prominent event venues to its industrial studio spaces and public bridges, to create its distinctive visual style. The majority of the production took place within the city, establishing Berlin as the central filming hub for The Apple.
