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The 13 pages that link to Metropolis, each with the reason it gives.

• Production designBroader topic: Its monumental architecture demonstrates how designed spaces can express social hierarchy.

• German ExpressionismBroader topic: Its monumental design extends German cinema’s stylized visual vocabulary beyond early Expressionism.

• German Expressionist cinemaBroader topic: Its monumental cityscape shows expressionist design on an epic scale.

• Weimar cinemaBroader topic: Its monumental sets and class conflict exemplify the scale of late silent-era production.

• Science fiction filmBroader topic: Its monumental city and robot imagery became enduring science fiction film motifs.

• German cinemaBroader topic: Its scale and imagery exemplify the technical ambition of Weimar cinema.

• Fritz LangBroader topic: Its monumental cityscapes and class conflict became defining features of Lang’s international reputation.

• Lost filmBroader topic: A long-missing Argentine print found in 2008 restored much of the footage absent from earlier versions.

• George GroszBroader topic: Its fractured streets translate urban modernity into a visual experience of disorientation.

• Cinema of GermanyBroader topic: Its scale and imagery demonstrate the ambitions of the UFA studio era.

• History of science fictionBroader topic: Its imagery became a landmark in the visual history of screen science fiction.