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| UFA Studios (1927) | |||||
| Action, Drama, Romance, Science Fiction, Suspense/Thriller | |||||
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| Alfred Abel | Joh Fredersen | |
| Gustav Fröhlich | Freder, Joh Fredersen's son | |
| Rudolf Klein-Rogge | C. A. Rotwang, the inventor | |
| Fritz Rasp | The Thin Man | |
| Theodor Loos | Josaphat | |
| Erwin Biswanger | 11811 | |
| Heinrich George | Grot, the guardian of the Heart Machine | |
| Brigitte Helm | Maria | |
| Fritz Alberti | Creative human - man who convinces Babel (uncredited) | |
| Grete Berger | Working woman (uncredited) | |
| Olly Boeheim | Working woman (uncredited) | |
| Max Dietze | Working man (uncredited) | |
| Ellen Frey | Working woman (uncredited) | |
| Beatrice Garga | Woman of Eternal Gardens (uncredited) | |
| Heinrich Gotho | Master of Ceremonies (uncredited) |
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Fritz Lang's most famous silent film uses science fiction and spectacular special effects to tell a story of biting social criticism.In a futuristic time and place, an above ground city of lightness, culture and respectability is kept going only by the enslaved proletariat laboring beneath in the underground city: a nightmarish, cruel, and dark place.An innovative and influential film in its day and now considered one of the hippest films of the sci-fi genre. |
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