Iris Luppa, a Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, joins Joe McElhaney, a Film Studies Professor, and Stella Bruzzi, Dean of Arts and Humanities, to delve into the cinematic genius of Fritz Lang. They discuss his groundbreaking films, including the revolutionary 'Metropolis' and the chilling 'M,' highlighting themes of morality, justice, and the reflection of societal issues. The conversation also explores Lang's transition from Weimar Germany to Hollywood, revealing his lasting influence on film and the evolution of cinematic storytelling.
