Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927) is a landmark science-fiction film. Not only is it a powerful statement on the melding of man and technology, but it also comments on the consequences of violent social revolution (specifically looking at the recent Bolshevik revolution in Russia just ten years before). Eighty years later, Metropolis continues to resonate with viewers. Why? What important message(s) does the film communicate? What techniques does it use to present its message(s)?
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