Die Stadt der Millionen (1925)

I: “Across Berlin.” A sightseeing tour of the city reveals its architectural and urban-planning features, with references to some famous Berliners of the past in the fields of the arts, philosophy, and science. II: “Everyday Work.” The film considers productive, financial, social-welfare, and educational activities. III: “Berlin by Night.” From the salons of the past to modern leisure activities and shows, as well as night work. IV: “A Berliner’s Sunday.” Favorite places for excursions outside the city, sports, and entertainment. The film concludes with a reference to the transfer of power from President Ebert to Paul von Hindenburg, along with an appeal for unity among the German people.