Ijon Tichy Raumpilot (2011) - Revision history

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{{Infobox television film
|name = Ijon Tichy Raumpilot
|image = TichyRaumpilot_poster2011.jpg
|image_size =
|caption =
|genre = science fiction
|distributor =
|creator = [[Oliver Jahn]]
|director = Oliver Jahn
|producer = Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)
|writer =
|screenplay = Oliver Jahn
|story =
|based on = {{Based on|[[:Category:Star Diaries, the|Star Diaries]]|Stanislaw Lem}}
|narrator =
|starring = [[Oliver Jahn]]: Ijon Tichy; [[Nora Tschirner]]: Analoge Halluzinelle
|music =
|cinematography =
|editing =
|studio =
|budget =
|country = Germany
|language = German
|network = ZDF
|released = {{Film date|TV=y|2011|11|04|Germany}}
|first_aired = {{Start date|2011|11|04}}
|last_aired ={{End date|2011|11|25}}
|runtime = 23 min
|num_episodes = 8
|num_series = 2
|preceded_by =
|followed_by =
|website = http://www.ijontichy.de
}}

In March 2007 the German television channel ZDF began broadcasting 15-minute episodes of a mini series loosely based on Stanislaw Lem's "Star Diaries". The stars of the show are Oliver Jahn as protagonist and Nora Tschirner as Analoge Halluzinelle. The series, which portrays Tichy travels in a "three-room rocket" resembling a French press on the outside, and a 70s apartment on the inside, retains the spirit of Lem's "Star Diaries". The show was made available on internet in streaming video. It has also appeared on DVD, both in Germany and in Poland. The polish edition, dubbed among others by Maciej Stuhr and Edyta Jungowska, was available only as an addition to [[Botched Detective Story Polish Agora SA 2009|The Botched Detective Story]], published in 2009.

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[[Category:Films]]
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−	In ~~March 2007~~ the German television channel ZDF ~~began broadcasting 15-minute episodes of~~ a mini series loosely based on Stanislaw Lem's "Star Diaries". The stars of the show are Oliver Jahn ~~as protagonist~~ and Nora Tschirner as Analoge ~~Halluzinelle~~. The ~~series, which portrays Tichy~~ travels in a "three-room rocket" resembling a French press on the outside, and a 70s apartment on the inside~~, retains the spirit of Lem's "Star Diaries"~~. The ~~show was made available on internet in streaming video~~. ~~It has also appeared on DVD, both in Germany and in Poland~~. ~~The polish edition, dubbed among others by Maciej Stuhr and Edyta Jungowska, was available only as an addition to [[Botched Detective Story Polish Agora SA 2009\|The Botched Detective Story~~]~~], published in 2009.~~	+
		+	In November 2011 the German television channel ZDF presented a second mini series loosely based on Stanislaw Lem's "Star Diaries". The stars of the show are Oliver Jahn who plays Ijon Tichy and Nora Tschirner portraying "Analoge Haluzinelle". The self-proclaimed "hero-of-cosmos" travels in a "three-room rocket" resembling a French press on the outside and a 70s apartment on the inside. The series can be viewed here: [http://www.zdf.de/ZDFmediathek/hauptnavigation/startseite#/beitrag/video/1476410/Ijon-Tichy---Schön-schaumig ZDFmediathek]

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 In March 2007 the German television channel ZDF began broadcasting 15-minute episodes of a mini series loosely based on Stanislaw Lem's "Star Diaries". The stars of the show are Oliver Jahn as protagonist and Nora Tschirner as Analoge Halluzinelle. The series, which portrays Tichy travels in a "three-room rocket" resembling a French press on the outside, and a 70s apartment on the inside, retains the spirit of Lem's "Star Diaries". The show was made available on internet in streaming video. It has also appeared on DVD, both in Germany and in Poland. The polish edition, dubbed among others by Maciej Stuhr and Edyta Jungowska, was available only as an addition to [[Botched Detective Story Polish Agora SA 2009|The Botched Detective Story]], published in 2009.
-[[file:IjonTichyRaumpilot_2011]]
+[[file:IjonTichyRaumpilot_2011.png|400px|thumb|left]]
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   |first_aired = {{Start date|2011|11|04}}
   |last_aired ={{End date|2011|11|25}}
-  |runtime = 23 min
+  |runtime = 24 min
   |num_episodes = 8
   |num_series = 2

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   |creator = [[Oliver Jahn]]
   |director = Oliver Jahn
-  |producer = Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)
+  |producer = Kosmische Kollegen GbR, Sabotage Films GmbH
   |writer =
   |screenplay = Oliver Jahn
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 In March 2007 the German television channel ZDF began broadcasting 15-minute episodes of a mini series loosely based on Stanislaw Lem's "Star Diaries". The stars of the show are Oliver Jahn as protagonist and Nora Tschirner as Analoge Halluzinelle. The series, which portrays Tichy travels in a "three-room rocket" resembling a French press on the outside, and a 70s apartment on the inside, retains the spirit of Lem's "Star Diaries". The show was made available on internet in streaming video. It has also appeared on DVD, both in Germany and in Poland. The polish edition, dubbed among others by Maciej Stuhr and Edyta Jungowska, was available only as an addition to [[Botched Detective Story Polish Agora SA 2009|The Botched Detective Story]], published in 2009.
 [[Category:Adaptations]]