(Harakiri, Germany 1919) directed by Fritz Lang, starring Lil Dagover, Paul Biensfeldt and Georg John, b/w, duration: 85’ (16fps), 35mm with Italian captions

Inspired by the story of Madame Butterfly, Lang’s fourth (and second surviving) film introduces the key themes of his oeuvre, for instance the relationship between guilt and punishment or the inevitability of fate. The version screened in 35mm film is the historic photochemical restoration performed by the Cineteca di Bologna.
 

Informazioni

Admission free while places last - reservation recommended

Sala Cinema - Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Entrance from the staircase at via Milano 9a

Reservations may be made on the italian version of this page from 9:00am on the day before your chosen performance until two hours before the screening is due to begin.
Once you have made your reservation, please be sure to show up at least 10 minutes before the performance starts, otherwise your place will be given to the first person waiting in line at the entrance. If for any reason you are unable to come, please remember to cancel your reservation in your personal space on the website so that someone else have your place.
If no more places are available on the website, you can still gain admission to the screenings even without a reservation. Simply show up before the start of the performance to see if any reservations have been cancelled or someone with a reservation has failed to turn up.