Metropolis (1927)

Das Appartement (1960) Memento (2000 Thea von Harbou Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Fritz Lang et Thea von Harbou dans leur appartement de Berlin en 1923 ou 1924. Une photographie de Waldemar Titzenthaler. Biographie[modifier | modifier le code] Thea von Harbou, qui commença à écrire dès sa prime jeunesse, fut l'un des auteurs de littérature populaire les plus célèbres de la fin de l'Empire allemand et de la République de Weimar. Sa carrière théâtrale la conduisit à monter sur scène dans les théâtres d'Aix-la-Chapelle, Chemnitz, Düsseldorf et Munich. Das Boot (1981) Der Untergang (2004) The Godfather (1972 Robots: Photos from film and media Robots have been a staple of the literary genre, but the imagination of the human mind when grasping the concept of robotic beings has truly blossomed in the photographic medium, which includes not only motion pictures, but television and in painting and art as well. This section of the Robots website presents these image from a wide variety of motion pictures and media. While "real robots" rarely look like human beings, the robots of film and media at least walk about on two legs, and when mixed with bionics, the android type of robot, which has biological parts, resembles us so much that we can't tell they are robots. This makes us futher ponder the philosophical aspect of "reality". In the motion picture AI, directed by Steven Spielberg shown in a photo above, the robot boy longs to be human, like the fairy tale Pinnochio, which is referenced heavily in the film.

urban/master planning at AMNP Watch the full episode. See more American Experience. With September 11th, ten years later, quickly approaching, the discussion of the World Trade Center site is once again at the forefront of our collective consciousness – and not just as architects, but as US citizens (note: stop saying “Americans,” people – you make us look ignorant). Multi-Touch Table For Factory Inspection: Science Fiction in the News Multi-Touch Table For Factory Inspection The Fraunhofer Institute in Germany has designed a multi-touch table that allows engineers to inspect virtual factories. The large touch screen display permits users to see processes in progress. (Fraunhofer IGD multi-touch display) A camera records the movements of the users; vision-based software tracks their fingers.