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Agenda Municipal / Movies Filipe Raposo and the Portuguese Symphonic Orchestra – film-concert – Metropolis

Filipe Raposo and the Portuguese Symphonic Orchestra – film-concert – Metropolis
Sat 23 Oct
Film Observatory Close-Up 6th episode: Film Community programme

Grand Auditorium | 21h45

Entry: 6 euros | Students, Cultural Quadrilateral Card, Seniors and members of film club: 3 euros

Original title: Metropolis (Germany, fiction, 1927) | Director: Fritz Lang | Rating: M/12 | Duration: 115 min

One of the most celebrated films ever made, Metropolis is a parable about social relations in a city of the future. The privileged live on high while the mass of oppressed workers live underground. At the end, however, there will be an artificial reconciliation between the classes. However, what makes Metropolis a masterpiece is Fritz Lang's directing, the impressive and exceptional futuristic scenarios, the absolute domination of the masses of extras, the opposition between men and machines.


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