The foundation runs " the German Film House in a central location in the state capital of Hesse – Wiesbaden " as well as the " Murnau cinema theatre where films are shown to the public and a multi-function area where numerous events and exhibitions are held . " The foundation 's most prominent film restoration was the 2010 re-release of Fritz Lang 's '' Metropolis '' which was originally screened at the 60th Berlin International Film Festival . It has additionally restored , with financial support from the prior owners of their film stock , Bertelsmann , The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari which premiered " at the Berlinale in February 2014 " which it won an award for best archive restoration in 2015 from FOCAL International . The foundation was also involved in the restoration of Fritz Lang 's '' Destiny '' which had " faded and degraded almost beyond recognition . " The foundation maintains about 80 % of Germany 's forbidden Nazi-era films referring to this collection of 40 films as " reserved " films which are " propagandistic productions created under Hitler , which may only be used for scientific evaluation in Germany and within the framework of political education . " This collection includes the notorious '' Jud Süß '' , '' Quax the Crash Pilot '' , '' Kolberg '' , '' I Accuse '' , and '' The Eternal Jew ''
60th Berlin International Film Festival
60th Berlin International Film Festival
Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation