On the centenary of Fritz Lang’s film, Metropolis emerges as a manual for the present: between invisible cities of data, ...

The 1927 silent classic got a few technology predictions wrong but was scarily on the mark about workers' rights and ...

This is going to be almost indescribably beautiful: Tonight at 92YTribeca, the Alloy Orchestra will perform the score they composed to accompany Fritz Lang’s milestone of cinema, 1927’s Metropolis, ...

Film Forum is bringing in the new year by playing into what a lot of folks have been grumbling about for some time now: that technology is on the march and the destination to which it’s marching is … ...

Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. Look on the bright side: the soulless, inhuman dystopia portrayed by Fritz Lang in Metropolis does not ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Beyond paying homage to his mentor, Rintaro’s decision to name the film “Metropolis” is bold, ...

Despite being almost a century old, an ambitious sci-fi movie keeps influencing the entire genre due to its revolutionary ...

Missing footage from Fritz Lang’s classic 1927 film “Metropolis” has been discovered in a small museum in Argentina. “We were overjoyed when we heard about the find,” said Helmut Possmann, head of the ...

Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” is considered to be the first feature-length science fiction film ever made. Its influence can be felt in many modern genre classics: “Blade Runner,” “The Fifth Element,” ...

An undisputed titan of cinema, Fritz Lang was a genius at luring unsuspecting audiences into his claustrophobic, nightmarish universes. Over a half-century, this versatile, Austrian-born German ...

Two film fans in Argentina have discovered lost footage from Fritz Lang's Metropolis, reports Reuters. Released in 1927, the film was considered a commercial flop on its initial run and was ...