This film, directed by Fritz Lang, is the result of almost two years’ work. Not a single scene in the whole 16 reels was taken outdoors; all exteriors were built and photographed in a studio.

The Fritz Lang Festival Schedule Showing at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 8949 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, (310) 247-3600: Friday at 8 p.m.: “Spies” ...

Siegfried embarks on an epic journey, during which he kills both a dragon and a dwarf king, thus gaining treasure and a cloak of invisibility.

By the time Lang made his early-’20s masterpieces Destiny and Dr. Mabuse, The Gambler, he’d already had a couple of years of making movies under his belt, trying out a variety of techniques in ...

The great tradition of paranoid cinema began with Fritz Lang. Conspiracies, treachery, vengeance, cabals — the fear of omnipotent, invisible, malignant powers controlling everything behind the ...

It is time that his reputation be elevated to the height it deserves. Fritz Lang was born in Vienna in 1890 and died in California in 1976.

Fritz Lang's epic adaptation of the "Nibelungen" saga, focusing on the exploits of the dragon-slaying hero (Paul Richter). Margarete Schon. Gunther: Theodor Loos. Brunhild: Hanna Ralph. Mime ...

This lushly produced UFA production from Fritz Lang was adapted from the Norse sagas, and also from the Wagner operas Siegfried, Gotterdaemmerung, and Lohengrin.