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Two exhibitions examine the period of cinema history when filmmaking talent crossed the Atlantic from Berlin, the center of German-language cinema, to Hollywood.

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Alfred Abel, Fritz Rasp, Gustav Fröhlich, Rudolf Klein-Rogge, and Theodor Loos in Metropolis (1927)

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From 1927's Metropolis to 2002's Minority Report, this article on the Guardian Cities explores film's futuristic citi...

Of Fritz Lang's Metropolis, the critic Siegfried Kracauer wrote that 'the Americans relished its technical excellence; the English remained aloof; the French were stirred by a film which seemed to them a blend of Wagner and Krupp, and on the whole an alarming sign of Germany's vitality.' By Wagner, Kracauer of course meant the composer; Krupp referred to the arms manufacturer Friedrich Krupp AG.