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Deep Dive: Metropolis Refound (2010)

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Metropolis Refound
In 2010, Argentinian film historians at the Buenos Aires Film Museum discovered a complete print of Fritz Lang's 1927 silent film 'Metropolis'. This finding initiated a restoration project in Germany, emphasizing the collaboration between Argentina and Germany in film preservation. The documentary features interviews and archival footage that illustrate the efforts made to restore this iconic film. The film examines the impact of 'Metropolis' on the film industry, celebrating Fritz Lang's innovative vision. It addresses the significance of preserving cinematic history, showcasing how this restoration project contributes to understanding the film's legacy and its influence on future filmmakers.

Why Watch

  • •See the restored version of 'Metropolis' from 1927.
  • •Meet film historians from Buenos Aires Film Museum.
  • •Find out about the collaboration between Argentina and Germany.

Did You Know

•A complete print of 'Metropolis' was found in 2010.
•The restoration project took place in Germany.
•The documentary has a duration of 47 minutes.
•The film features interviews with notable figures like Fernando Martín Peña.

Perfect For

Film preservation enthusiastsSilent film fansFritz Lang admirers