Impressive collection of Marlene Dietrich's costumes are the centerpiece of this museum. This museum is very accessible and keeps you moving over several floors. I was also surprised to see some information on Leni Riefenstahl, the Nazi filmmaker who evidently is the German version of DW Griffith (i.e. talented director self-tarnished by the work that made them famous). Worth a... more

From the moment you enter this museum it is an amazing experience. You immediately feel as if you are entering a movie...everything is high tech and organized. It begins with the German inventors of movies to the more well-known producers, directors, writers and actors many of whom fled the Nazi's and worked in Hollywood. There is a wonderful tribute to... more

The Film Museum is a must-see for any fan of German cinema. After purchasing your ticket on one level, you take the elevator to the museum entrance: a black and disconcerting hall of mirrors that effectively starts the sensory experience. The very early history of film is well covered as are the high points. Obviously Metropolis and anything Marlene Dietrich... more