Fritz Lang
An innovative director who mastered genre storytelling to deliver films as much about the characters as they were about our own society.
An innovative director who mastered genre storytelling to deliver films as much about the characters as they were about our own society.
The futuristic film “Metropolis” was Fritz Lang’s reaction to his trip to New York in 1924.
This silent sci-fi classic is now widely regarded as one of the most important films ever made.
Fritz Lang began his film career as a writer and director of silent movies in Germany between the World Wars.
The first edited collection of essays on Fritz Lang’s body of work in over thirty years
Describes the brilliant creativity that flourished in the name of German cinema between the wars.
This study examines the early work of Fritz Lang.
The German expatriate was a force to be reckoned with, but he also had a softer side.
Cowboys, swashbucklers, and guerrillas in the noir master’s non-noir films
It’s hard to believe that M was made in 1931.
For its time, the film was a milestone.
By the time Lang landed in the United States he was a legend in Germany
Studies the changing German culture that is shown in Lang’s
A look at Lang’s American films and how his style
An examination of every film by Lang, and the themes
A collection of different interviews with the director.
Patrick McGilligan takes a look at the personal life of Fritz