Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen Berlin is fascinating, not only for film fans. Here you can experience more than 100 years of German film history, along with 50 years of the television history of both East and West Germany, all the way from the first jerky pictures of the silent film era and the earliest sound films of the 1930s. Relax and feel at home in the armchairs of the media station, enjoying the highlights of film and television history. Another highlight of the museum is the Marlene Dietrich exhibit which includes show costumes and personal items belonging to the world-famous and legendary actress from Berlin. You can watch excerpts from early films, which have retained all their fascination and charisma over the years including the 1927 silent film “Metropolis” by Fritz Lang which is the first science fiction feature film of its kind. Some of my favorite horror films are early German expressionist efforts like Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and M.
