METROPOLIS - THEA VON HARBOU

Transport yourself to a futuristic world where dreams of utopia collide with brutal reality. "Metropolis" by Thea von Harbou is not just a novel, it's a visionary journey into the depths of a society divided into those who live in luxury and those who toil underground to keep the city alive. Discover how love and sacrifice can become the spark of a revolution in a world where hope seems to be just an illusion.

• Engaging plot full of suspense and twists
• Universal message about social inequality and the need for solidarity
• Expressionistic style that transports the reader to a futuristic world
• Inspiration for the cult film by Fritz Lang
• Ideal reading for lovers of science fiction and dystopian literature
• Classic of the genre that has stood the test of time

"Metropolis" is a story that was born with cinema in mind, and its author, Thea von Harbou, wrote the screenplay for Fritz Lang's famous film. This novel takes us to a totalitarian regime where a narrow elite rules and the workers live in underground settlements, keeping the city alive. It is a story about the fight for justice and dignity in a world where man is just a cog in a machine.

The expressionistic science fiction film, directed by Fritz Lang in 1927 based on the book, is considered a classic of dystopian films. It is one of the most spectacular and expensive works in the history of silent cinema. The novel by Thea von Harbou is not only the literary prototype of this film, but also an independent work that delights with its vision and message.

Mireki Publishing presents a new edition of "Metropolis" in 2025, in paperback, with 290 pages. The 206x147 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal to take with you on a trip. This is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of "Metropolis" and rediscover its message.

Thea von Harbou is a German writer and screenwriter, known primarily for her collaboration with Fritz Lang. Her work is characterized by a deep social message and a visionary approach to the future. "Metropolis" is one of her most important works, which has permanently entered the canon of science fiction literature and dystopian film.