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	Metropolis (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Enno Patalas made an exhaustive attempt to restore the movie in 1986.
		This restoration was by that time the most accurate, thanks to the script and the musical score that had been discovered.
		The basis of Patalas' work was a copy in the Museum of Modern Art's collection.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Metropolis_(1927_movie) (3399 words)

	The Silent Film Era: Page 3 of 5 Sunrise Metropolis DVD LD Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		In fact, Enno Patalas (then of the Munich Film Museum), who restored METROPOLIS first back in 1988, probably got an enormous shot in the arm by the most unlikely source: Pop Music producer Georgio Moroder.
		Enno Patalas: In my view the excellent transfer and editing of the original film elements for the "Berlin Film Festival" Edition is very well preserved in the mastering of this DVD presentation.
		Patalas is handling the subject and all the complicated angles quite well and at times with a good deal of wit.
	www.dvdscan.com /silent3.htm (3672 words)

	Reconstructed Battleship Potemkin to Screen at Berlin Film Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		A team headed by Enno Patalas has reconstructed the new version.
		Sections that were cut by the Soviet censors back in 1925 have been restored and it is said to be as close as possible to Eisenstein's original cut.
		Enno Patalas is supervising the film’s reconstruction which is occurring with the support of the Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Berlin, and the British Film Institute, London.
	movies.monstersandcritics.com /news/printer_3182.php (195 words)

	Silent Era : DVD : Metropolis (1927) Review
		The audio commentary by Enno Patalas, read by David Cooke, points out the reoccurring motifs of running and closing doors and machines and mothers, the film’s metaphorical and allegorical elements, but is disappointingly without information about the film’s reconstruction considering Patalas’ role in the restoration of the film.
		Patalas, in the commentary, introduces us to the musical themes from Gottfried Huppertz’s score, points out the significance of camera movements, the revenge motive of Rotwang (that was muddled in reedited and rewritten versions of Metropolis), and notes the boyishness of Freder’s character, who does so much running in the film.
		Patalas interestingly states that Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920) was the first expressionist German film and that Metropolis was the last.
	www.silentera.com /DVD/metropolisDVD.html (3436 words)

	View Product Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Starring Brigitte Helm as Good Maria and her robot double this has been fully restored into the most complete film possible despite losses of almost a quarter of the original film.
		Extras listed are; a Commentary by film historian Enno Patalas, 5.1 surround sound of newly recorded orchestral score, ?The Metropolis Case": a 43-minute documentary by Enno Patalas, Restoration featurette, Photo galleries featuring production stills, missing scenes, architectural sketches, and poster artwork, and 13 cast and crew biographies.
		Lang continued to explore his interest in technology and effects with Spies, (1928), starring Rudolph Klein-Rogge as the evil genius Haghi, who heads a spy ring specializing in the theft of government documents.
	www.discemporium.com /productDetails.jsp?product_id=22348 (395 words)

	Hrvatski Filmski Ljetopis::
		The first type considered is the »virgin«, linked with Mary Pickford, Lillian and Dorothy Gish, developing towards Shirley Temple and Doris Day, but also progressing in the direction of the unselfish and »pure« heroines of socialist cinema, which perpetuated this type, in their specific manner.
		Following is the analysis of the »femme fatale« type, its line of development starting from the seductress from theatre melodramas of the 19th century literature, through Asta Nielsen and Theda Bare, to some of the roles played by Rita Hayworth, Lana Turner and Veronica Lake.
		In the analysis of the »independent woman« type, the author again stresses the generic conditioning of different types: while »vamp«, or the »fatal woman«, lives exclusively in melodramas, »independent woman« destabilizes the border between melodrama and sophisticated comedy, and from 1940s becomes a prominent type in thrillers.
	www.hfs.hr /ljetopis/engabstract.asp?tekst=31256 (390 words)

	Metropolis: Special Edition 2 Disc Set (1927)
		In the 1980s, film historian Dr Enno Patalas of the Munich Filmmuseum began to try to piece together the original, an impossible task as it has turned out given that some footage, about thirty minutes, is probably irretrievably lost.
		Using a combination of the bandmaster's copy of the original score (which indicated scenes to enable the score to be synchronised with the film), censorship records, the shooting script and Thea von Harbou's original novel, Patalas and his team scoured various archives around the world looking for missing pieces and better quality footage.
		In fact, the commentary was compiled by Dr Patalas but is delivered by David Cooke, who should have been advised that Lon Chaney's surname does not rhyme with "cranny'.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=4992&SID=10 (2787 words)

	Nosferatu - a Filmarcheology
		Filmmuseum München: Enno Patalas, Klaus Volkmer, Gerhard Ullmann, supported by Cinémathèque Suisse, Cinémathèque Française and the Staatliche Filmarchiv East Germany.
		A colour print was made from the duplicate negative of the 1981 restauration, using filters, but this time according to a corrected colour scheme, based on the tinted print of the First French Version at the Cinémathèque Française.
		Cineteca del Comune di Bologna and Filmmuseum München: Enno Patalas (Edition), Nicola Mazzanti (technical realisation), in collaboration with Cinémathèque Française, Cinemateca Portuguesa, Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Stiftung Deutsche Kinemathek and Cinémathèque Suisse.
	www.celtoslavica.de /chiaroscuro/vergleiche/nos.html (6136 words)

	DVD Review - Fritz Lang's Metropolis: Restored Authorized Edition
		Not only are we given a great deal of information about the film itself, historian Enno Patalas also places the film in the context of its time period and its place in both art and cinema history.
		Unfortunately, the audio commentary, also by Patalas, doesn't fare as well.
		Patalas' approach to the track is to describe the emotional and psychological impact of what we're seeing on screen, scene by scene, as we watch and listen.
	www.thedigitalbits.com /reviews2/metropolis1927.html (1600 words)

	Cosmik Debris Magazine Presents Everything Else In Review: November 2002
		This new restoration by Enno Patalas and the Munich Film Archive is the best version in six or seven decades at least, coming as close to the original experience of the movie as anyone may ever see.
		Along with the score Patalas recreated the original intertitle cards (some of which were animated) to tell the whole story of Metropolis.
		Hel is referred to in Moroder's version but Patalas had access to all of the original intertitle cards (found in the archives of Huppertz), so he was able to give the whole film much more color and meaning.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-november02/everything89.html (8413 words)

	Metropolis (Transit-Universum Film PAL Region 2 vs. Film sans Frontières PAL Region 2)
		(according to film restorer and historian Enno Patalas, the animation in Metropolis was shot at 25 fps and the score by Huppertz was composed for that speed) or even 28 fps (according to restorer Martin Koerber) depending on the source you are asking.
		Ironically, it was Koerber who suggested that 20 fps was the correct speed for the film, whereas the Murnau Foundation suggests 22 fps...
		• The 1986/87 version prepared by the Filmmuseum Munich, restored by Enno Patalas according the original script, has the lost scenes replaced either with stills or titles, and has a total length of 3150 meters, or 138 minutes at 20 frames/ second.
	www.celtoslavica.de /chiaroscuro/films/metropolis/metro.html (2869 words)

	RevolutionaryLeft.com > Eisenstein classic restored to uncensored glory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Restorers have worked for three years to insert scenes removed by German censors for their extreme violence and to correct translations of the Russian "inter-titles" which toned down the mutinous sailors' revolutionary address to the people.
		But Patalas said it was also revolutionary artistically, relying heavily on acrobatics and caricature, and often ignoring logic.
		Eisenstein used a rush of images to intensify emotions in a style often likened to a newsreel, he juxtaposed shots in order to shock and his techniques have been copied well into cinema's era of sound.
	www.revolutionaryleft.com /lofiversion/index.php/t33473.html (694 words)

	DVDBeaver.com - DVD Comparison Fritz Lang's - Metropolis - Eureka (Masters of Cinema - 2 disc) - Region 2 - PAL vs. ...
		The Kino version carries an English version of the commentary written by Enno Patalas but spoken by an actor reading Patalas' words.
		Kino refer to this as "Audio commentary by Enno Patalas".
		One is Patalas speaking in German (with English subtitles), the other, the English re-recording as featured on the Kino disc.
	www.dvdbeaver.com /film/DVDCompare7/metropolis2.htm (1096 words)

	Rewind @ www.dvdcompare.net - The Home of DVD Comparisons - Part of The Rewind Network
		Audio Commentary by Film Historian Enno Patalas (with English, French and Spanish Subtitles)
		Audio Commentary by Film Historian Enno Patalas (in German or English with Optional Subtitles)
		"The Metropolis Case" documentary (by Enno Patalas) (in German or English with Optional Subtitles) (43:52)
	www.dvdcompare.net /comparisons/film.php?fid=429 (1818 words)

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	www.vasulka.org /archive/ExhFest11/'u'/UofBerkeleyArtMusCalendar.rtf (7803 words)

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		The NEURO TALK "Save image as" was the discussion Florian Schneider moderated between Enno Patalas, Ralph Giles, Brian Holmes and Sebastian Lüttgert and took place on Saturday 28th of February 2004 early evening.
		The debate ranked around the crisis of representation, the importance of free video and audio codecs and the role of images.
		But we can master the singular process of producing a singular world of sociality.
	eu.d-a-s-h.org /book/print/162 (3826 words)

	The Masters of Cinema Series
		Original 1927 orchestral score by Gottfried Huppertz, newly arranged by Berndt Heller.
		Full length audio commentary by film historian Enno Patalas.
		The Metropolis Case (2002) - a 44-minute documentary by Enno Patalas on the making of Metropolis.
	www.eurekavideo.co.uk /moc/008.htm (385 words)

	8º Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente
		Restaured version 2005 by Enno Patalas with the collaboration of Anna Bohn.
		The screening will feature live orquestral music by Teatro Colón Symphony.
		Screening of the selected works / Work in Progress.
	www.bafici.gov.ar /actividades_especiales_e.php (761 words)

	Metropolis - Special Edition 2 Disc Set - Atlantic DVD Buy Online
		Lavish and spectacular, with elaborate sets and modern science fiction style, Metropolis stands today as the crowning achievement of the German silent cinema.
		• 43 Minute Documentary On The Making Of Metropolis By Film Historian Enno Patalas (english And German)
		• Audio Commentary By Film Historian Enno Patalas
	www.atlanticdvd.com.au /view.cfm?id=9586 (252 words)

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