Filmmuseum
Neighborhood: Tiergarten
Nearest Train: Potsdamer Platz: U2; S1, S2, S25
Phone: +49 30 300 9030
Fax: +49 30 3009 0313
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What is cinema but shadows and illusions? Entering a small room with low ceilings, visitors gasp in awe as walls of mirrors transform the room into a seemingly endless hall. Film fans then wind their way along a narrow path, past huge screens with images of stars from the silent era into the universe of German film. Berlin's brightest star is undoubtedly Marlene Dietrich and the show seems to revolves around her, with countless scenes from the classic Blue Angel and from her days as a Hollywood diva. What then follows is darkness. The Third Reich's contribution to film is artistically presented in a series of austere metal drawers which line the walls. Post-war cinema is unjustly neglected and confined to just one small room with a handfull of stars. Recently opened in the spanking new Sony Centre, the Berlin Film Museum recounts the history of German film using the help of hundreds of enormous screens and projections. Objects vanish in the flood of images and sound, and explanations are sparse. At the very least, it whets your appetite to go to the cinema again. And what luck! A high-speed lift will take you straight to theArsenal Cinema in the basement of the building.
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Tu-W 10a-6p, F-Su 10a-8p
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
The Nazis had a love-hate relationship with the film world. Leni Riefenstahl's Nazi-funded, Nazi-hailing "Triumph of the Will" is still lauded as one of the best films ever made. This exhibition seeks to tell the untold stories. Leni Riefenstahl may have been able to leave the Nazi nest and prosper as a democracy-loving artist, but many others were not so lucky. Hear the stories of persecuted filmmakers who had it a little more rough.
Marlene Dietrich at the Berlin Filmmuseum
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
Berlin's favorite daughter revealed! This exhibit tells the tale of a German girl gone to Hollywood, using photos, props, letters, documents, and other materials from her estate.
Tour of the Filmmuseum
Ongoing
The Film Museum has a permanent exhibition on most of the German films till-date. A visitor can tour through the sections to find display of films from the classics of the late 19th Century to the latest animation movies.
Pioneers and Divas 1895 - 1918
Oct 10th, 2009 to Oct 10th, 2010
10:00AM
Experience the early personalities of Film. Permanent Exhibit
The Homage: Vicco von Bülow at his 85th Birthday
Nov 6th, 2009 to Apr 6th, 2010
10:00AM
Through his poetry, drawings, and prose, Bülow was a great influence on Germany.
Romy Schneider. Vienna Berlin Paris
Dec 5th, 2009 to May 30th, 2010
10:00AM
An exhibit on the ever changing career of Romz Schneider
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100 years of film history
Neighborhood: Tiergarten
Nearest Train: Potsdamer Platz: U2; S1, S2, S25
Phone: +49 30 300 9030
Fax: +49 30 3009 0313
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Audio Guide
What is cinema but shadows and illusions? Entering a small room with low ceilings, visitors gasp in awe as walls of mirrors transform the room into a seemingly endless hall. Film fans then wind their way along a narrow path, past huge screens with images of stars from the silent era into the universe of German film. Berlin's brightest star is undoubtedly Marlene Dietrich and the show seems to revolves around her, with countless scenes from the classic Blue Angel and from her days as a Hollywood diva. What then follows is darkness. The Third Reich's contribution to film is artistically presented in a series of austere metal drawers which line the walls. Post-war cinema is unjustly neglected and confined to just one small room with a handfull of stars. Recently opened in the spanking new Sony Centre, the Berlin Film Museum recounts the history of German film using the help of hundreds of enormous screens and projections. Objects vanish in the flood of images and sound, and explanations are sparse. At the very least, it whets your appetite to go to the cinema again. And what luck! A high-speed lift will take you straight to the
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Associated Events
Film under National Socialism (1933-1945)Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
The Nazis had a love-hate relationship with the film world. Leni Riefenstahl's Nazi-funded, Nazi-hailing "Triumph of the Will" is still lauded as one of the best films ever made. This exhibition seeks to tell the untold stories. Leni Riefenstahl may have been able to leave the Nazi nest and prosper as a democracy-loving artist, but many others were not so lucky. Hear the stories of persecuted filmmakers who had it a little more rough.
Marlene Dietrich at the Berlin Filmmuseum
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
10:00AM
Berlin's favorite daughter revealed! This exhibit tells the tale of a German girl gone to Hollywood, using photos, props, letters, documents, and other materials from her estate.
Tour of the Filmmuseum
Ongoing
The Film Museum has a permanent exhibition on most of the German films till-date. A visitor can tour through the sections to find display of films from the classics of the late 19th Century to the latest animation movies.
Pioneers and Divas 1895 - 1918
Oct 10th, 2009 to Oct 10th, 2010
10:00AM
Experience the early personalities of Film. Permanent Exhibit
The Homage: Vicco von Bülow at his 85th Birthday
Nov 6th, 2009 to Apr 6th, 2010
10:00AM
Through his poetry, drawings, and prose, Bülow was a great influence on Germany.
Romy Schneider. Vienna Berlin Paris
Dec 5th, 2009 to May 30th, 2010
10:00AM
An exhibit on the ever changing career of Romz Schneider
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