Deutsche Kinemathek - Museum für Film und Fernsehen - German Cinematheque and Museum of Film and Television
The History of German Film: A Tour through the Museum
Guided Tour for Groups
Costumes and props, photos, scripts, sketches and outlines of decorations and models, cameras and footage from films – film history is brought to life by a wide range of different objects in the Permanent Exhibition Film. In ten rooms, the Museum tells of the beginnings of German cinema, of early stars and classics (e.g., DAS CABINET DES DR. CALIGARI and METROPOLIS), of the golden era of German cinema during the Weimar Republic, and its misuse under National Socialism. The exhibition depicts the situation of German filmmakers and artists living in exile, and on their return after the war. A central theme of the exhibition is Marlene Dietrich’s estate.
Tours on Additional Topics:
You may also booked tours on the following topics:
– Marlene Dietrich
– Woman’s Emancipation in Early German Cinema
– Film City Berlin
– German Film in the Weimar Republic
– Film under National Socialism and Filmmakers in Exile
– Animation and Film Techniques
Sprache: deutsch, englisch, französisch, italienisch
Available on request.
Maximale Teilnehmeranzahl: 22 PersonenFührungspreis: 50,00 Euro
90 minutes: 65 €
120 minutes: 90 €
plus 2 € admission per person
Buchungsinformation:
Museumsinformation Berlin, Tel. +49 (0)30 247 49 888, Fax: +49 (0)30 247 49 883, museumsinformation@kulturprojekte-berlin.de
