Director
Fritz Lang
39 films1919 to 196068 hoursGermany
Every Fritz Lang film the archive holds, free and uninterrupted. Harakiri, or Madame Butterfly, is a German 1919 silent film directed in Germany by Fritz Lang. It was one of the first Japanese-themed films depicting Japanese culture. The film was originally released in the United Stat

Harakiri1919 路 1h 00m
Harakiri1920 路 22m
The Wandering Image1920 路 1h 07m

Destiny1921 路 1h 37m

Dr. Mabuse the Gambler1922 路 4h 28m

Metropolis1927 路 2h 29m
Metropolis1928 路 2h 25m

Spione1928 路 2h 30m

Woman in the Moon1929 路 2h 11m

The Criminal No One Can Catch1930 路 1h 24m

A Killer Hides Inside an S&M Club!1931 路 1h 35m

Der M枚rder1931 路 1h 26m
Every title
- Harakiri 1919
- Harakiri 1920
- The Wandering Image 1920
- Destiny 1921
- Dr. Mabuse the Gambler 1922
- Metropolis 1927
- Metropolis 1928
- Spione 1928
- Woman in the Moon 1929
- The Criminal No One Can Catch 1930
- A Killer Hides Inside an S&M Club! 1931
- Der M枚rder 1931
- Eine Stadt sucht einen M枚rder 1931
- M - 1931 Version 1931
- M 1931 Crime, Mystery, Thriller 1931
- M Criterion 1931
- M, el vampiro de D眉sseldorf de Fritz Lang 1931
- Monster Hunts Criminals 1931
- Police Court DRAMA part 1/2 1932
- Liliom 1934
- You Only Live Once 1937
- You and Me 1938
- The Return of Frank James 1940
- Man Hunt 1941
- Western Union 1941
- Moontide 1942
- Hangmen Also Die! 1943
- Ministry of Fear 1944
- The Woman in the Window 1944
- Scarlet Street 1945
- Cloak and Dagger 1946
- Scarlet Street 1946
- Secret Beyond the Door 1947
- American Guerrilla in the Philippines 1950
- Rancho Notorious 1952
- The Big Heat 1953
- Human Desire 1954
- While the City Sleeps 1956
- The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse 1960
FAQ
Where can I watch Fritz Lang films for free?
MOVIE REWIND streams 39 Fritz Lang films free, with no account and no ads. Pick any title below and it plays straight through.
How many Fritz Lang films are here?
39, spanning 1919 to 1960, roughly 68 hours in total. The archive grows every week, so that number moves.
Are these the complete films?
Yes. Every copy is checked for runtime against the recorded length of the film, so trailers, excerpts and cut prints are refused rather than published.