‘Frisbee Song’
performed by Boom Boom Kid

‘Intro Dub’
written and performed by Robert Kämper

‘Give That To Me’
performed by Trashmonkeys

‘The Low Frequent See’
performed by The Jai-Alai Savant

‘Enterprising Smithy’
performed by Kuno Schmidt

‘IFA Hymn’
traditional, rearranged by Jan Bäss performed by The Invisible Choir

‘IFT 69′
performed by Jan Bäss and Robert Kämper

‘California Masters’
performed by Jan Bäss and Robert Kämper

‘Hängematte’
written + performed by Kuno Schmidt

‘Easy Molly’
written and performed by Kuno Schmidt

‘Opening Theme’
written and performed by Kuno Schmidt

’30′s In The Thousands’
performed by The Jai-Alai Savant

‘Rock Machine Nr. 1′
performed by Kuno Schmid

‘Action Punch’
performed by Kuno Schmid

‘PartyStarter’
performed by Wake&Bake!

‘Pass The Buzzbee’
performed by Robert Kämper and Jan Bäss

‘ABX’
performed by Sir Ali Bengali

‘Milk And Cookies’
performed by Franklins

‘Raw Meat’
written and performed by Diazpora

‘Skippy Rap feat. Tommy Lightner’
written and performed by Tommy Lightner
Beats by Robert Kämper

‘Coast Guard’
performed by Kuno Schmid

‘New World’
performed by Franklins

‘Maklatsch’
written and performed by Llyphon

‘Ask Permission’
performed by Lackthereof

‘Fancy Robots’
written and performed by Justine Electra

‘Four Days Before’
written and performed by Asuna

‘Blurred Manta Ocean’
written and performed by Asuna

‘Throw’em All’
performed by Kuno Schmid

‘F*ck Off And Leave Me Alone’
Performed by The Magnificent Freedom

‘Eighties 2 Veez RMX’
written and performed by Robotnik, Robert Kämper

‘Greatful Rads’
written and performed by Jan Bäss

‘Sky Ride’
written and performed by Tweak Bird

‘Bud Light Team hits the scene’
written and composed by Robert Kämper
performed by Robotnik

‘BLT action’
written and composed by Robert Kämper
performed by Robotnik

‘I Woke Up Today’
Performed by Port O’Brian

‘strange party music’
performed by Richie Bartles strange party band

‘Ka-tsching!’
performed by Jeff Özdemir

‘Active 7-11′
performed by Kuno Schmid

‘Vacant Eyes’
performed by Lackthereof

‘Storm Clouds’
performed by Sophia

‘So Far Weeks’
written and performed by Asuna

‘Ruhig Bleiben’
performed by Elektrohandel

‘Leaving Home’
written and performed by Trashmonkeys

‘Don Tojo’
performed by New York Ska Jazz Ensemble

As the release date comes closer and closer, there are many discussions going on about design and the extra contents of the DVD. Two things are for certain: there will be tons of fun involved! and you’ll be able to order it easily.

Stay tuned for more infos and keep in mind: Everyone interested in throwing plastiv should have one for research but nothing beats that feeling watching THE INVISIBLE STRING with your friends on the big screen!

Yes you can – have it all.

SEE YOU AT THE MOVIES, 8pm, metro 4 theatre 4, 618 state street, SB, CA

It’s great to see that the excitement continues. Players and protagonists from as distant places as Colorado and Kansas (and Berlin) are coming. The question how to get tickets is often asked, so please check the SBIFF.org website and get your tickets there in packs. It’s the easiest way.

For the screenings we, the players and protagonists have to make sure in a friendly way, that there will be no way that any of us has to stay outside, therefore I recommend being there at least an hour early, reserve the needed seats and go out and play again to relax and get in the mood.

If some of you still remember the words of the IFA hymn then be prepared to sing out loud when you hear it while TIS takes you back to the 12th IFT tournament and the official Frisbee Day.

The US-premiere weekend will be a blast and hopefully it does not rain in California. Ironically that is exactly what the weather forecast is from Saturday to Monday: 30-40% rain and a drop of temperature to 15°C. So what, this cannot spoil that happening!

Have save trips and we’ll meet in SB.

Best Jan

This is the theory. Noone can look into the future. And eventually the US taste for the discumentary is different, compared to these people in that distant old world. The approach will be different. The shows in Europe were under the impression of: ‘Oh my, those where the guys that started this phenomenon about flying discs in the US and soon after in the rest of the world. It is so great to meet them’.

Now, we’ll soon have the legends and protagonists sitting in the theatre, comparing their own memories with the pieces of their stories that finally made it into TIS, to create the story of the film. Under the laws and the filmmakers perspective of what makes a good story, knowing that many gems actually dropped out during the editing process.

Just try to think about that it would have been possible to create several films out of the footage that was generated during the trips around the world. If there was also special interest for that, because that’s what TIS is, a very special interest documentary.

TIS can be part of the dawning of a new era for that disc feeling, as the general acceptance for flying disc sports, the art and lifestyle continues to float more and more into the main stream. Which does not have to be bad or good, it’s inevitable. In my opinion, it will be a bright future, as long as there is a strong bond to the spirit of the game. The spirit has to be lived by players. It is that rule that is unwritten and has to come from the inside of each player: Compete as hard as you probably can but keep in mind it’s just a game; play by the rules and judge as objectively as you can and sometimes even against your own advantage.

Especially in Ultimate nowadays it seems that this spirit, which can also be called gentlemen’s agreement – basically an act of humanity, is not as strong anymore as it used to be: You can experience very athletic teams with less respect for the other teams, sometimes you can even watch intentionally brutal fouls and really bad calls. For me, as someone who loves the sport and the community, this attitude plainly sucks. And I know that many, not necessarily only old school players have a similar feeling.

Therefore, dear young people in the audiences who love the sport and the lifestyle that comes with it: consider that winning a great game at the highest level of competition is more fun when you play with your opponents than against them.

If there is one thing I really like to archive with the film – apart from the circumstance that flying discs are the best things in the world ever made in plastic and this fact has to finally find its way on to the big screens in as many places as possible – than it is respect. Respect for the gorgeous history of the sports, respect between the different sports, respect for the games that you love and respect for the people you play with. So please watch out for this invisible string that can tie disc lovers together. It is something very valuable and should be well looked after.

I really hope that the majority can agree with this so that there will be a bright future. Now please go out and play or watch The Invisible String somewhere in a theatre near you!

It was showtime at 22:00 and the tent was filling up quickly. Cheering, shouting, laughing, clapping and the movie started off with a blast. Boom!! As Victor Malafronte would say! Many comments and shouts came along with the screening and we think that the Buzz-bee will be remembered. After the movie there was a meet and greet with the director and Jan and had to sign supporter discs. The sneak peak with a players-audience was a good one and makes The Invisible String ready for the World premiere in two weeks in Berlin.