Vegan alert: -Milk production -Riding horses-Horses reined -Bratwurst -Lion eating hunk of meat -Lobster and oysters -Little boy pulls a cub's tail -Ladies’ furs Vegan points:Fallen horse gets up
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Regie Walter Ruttmann
Berlin, die Symphonie der Großstadt
An ensemble, atmospheric documentary.
Der dokumentarische Film beschreibt einen Tag in der Großstadt Berlin, die in den 1920er Jahren einen industriellen Aufschwung erlebte, und gibt auch heute noch einen Einblick in die Lebens- und Arbeitsverhältnisse zu dieser Zeit.
Berlin: Symphony of a Great City läuft derzeit in keinem Kino.
Folge dem Film in der App, um benachrichtigt zu werden, sobald Spielzeiten dazukommen.
Vegan alert: -Milk production -Riding horses-Horses reined -Bratwurst -Lion eating hunk of meat -Lobster and oysters -Little boy pulls a cub's tail -Ladies’ furs Vegan points:Fallen horse gets up
75Man-made wonderment and alienation - a thriving city in the midst of industrial complexity, giving way to nonhuman disposal and towering evil.
After spending a week in Berlin, it only felt right to revisit the city in celluloid. This artefact had only ever been a historical footnote and a poetic title in my mind. Yet it’s modest runtime contains within it absolute majesty befitting this metropolis. From the ripples of the Spree to the flight of a locomotive, we cut across Berlin to the persistent beat of a rhythmic drum. Architecture, industry, and burgeoning technology compete for the limelight. The camera is the upmost diplomat covering all and capturing the minutiae of modernity in between. There is solipsistic beauty to be found in the crooked crease of a blended blind, the curious prowl of the city’s stray cats, the copious smoke billowing from trains, chimneys and cigarettes alike. The Weimar machine ticking away as darkness broods below its veneer of functionality. Inevitable turmoil awaiting in the distance, ready to shatter this proud vision of human prosperity.It is so much more than a dusty document of history. Through the Symphony of the a Great City, Berlin breathes. It lives forever.
It is an experimental silent documentary that depicts the daily rhythm of life in 1920s Berlin from dawn until nightfall.
It was directed by German filmmaker Walter Ruttmann in 1927, known for his pioneering work in the avant-garde city symphony movement.
Yes, the original production is a silent documentary, though almost all modern presentations are accompanied by a musical score.







