Modern Cinema – Film in the Weimar Republic

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  • Set photo Film study (1928, dir: Hans Richter)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Fotoarchiv

  • Asta Nielsen Dirnentragödie (Tragedy of the Street, 1927, dir: Bruno Rahn)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Fotoarchiv

  • Women in the Eternal Garden, costumes designs by Aenne Willkomm
    Metropolis (1927, dir: Fritz Lang)
    Photo: Horst von Harbou
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Photo Archive, © Deutsche Kinemathek – Horst von Harbou

  • Set photo
    Der Fürst von Pappenheim (The Masked Mannequin, 1927, dir: Richard Eichberg)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Photo Archive

  • Edith Posca as the detective Miss Madge Henway
    Screenplay: Jane Bess
    Das Achtgroschenmädel. Jagd auf Schurken. 2. Teil (1921, dir: Wolfgang Neff)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Photo Archive

  • Marlene Dietrich with her daughter Maria in Swinemünde, 1929
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Marlene Dietrich Collection Berlin

  • Christl Ehlers, Wolfgang von Waltershausen, and Brigitte Borchert
    Menschen am Sonntag (People on Sunday, dir: Robert Siodmak, Edgar G. Ulmer, Rochus Gliese, 1930)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Brigitte Borchert Archive

  • Portrait of Rosa Porten, 1920s
    Photo: Alexander Binder
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Photo Archive

  • Poster design by Albin Grau, 1922
    Nosferatu (1922, dir: F. W. Murnau)
    Source: Kantonsbibliothek Appenzell Ausserrhoden / Trogen

  • Poster design by Albin Grau, 1922
    Nosferatu (1922, dir: F. W. Murnau)
    Source: Kantonsbibliothek Appenzell Ausserrhoden / Trogen

  • Sketch for a set design, “Metropolis, City, 1st Version” by Erich Kettelhut, 1927
    Metropolis (1927, dir: Fritz Lang)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Erich Kettelhut Archiv

  • Set design of a fitness room by Franz Schroedter
    Die große Pause (1927, dir: Carl Froelich)
    Source: Deutsche Kinemathek – Franz Schroedter Archive