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DVD 1 contains part 1: Die Nibelungen: Siegfried. 150 min. DVD 2 contains part 2: Die Nibelungen: Kriemhilds Rache. 130 min., And the documentary: Das Erbe Der Nibelungen of 72 min. About the restoration of the film, including color images 2 classic silent movies from Germany made and released in 1924. Both black and white / tinted Films were shot with 2 cameras simultaneously and there were 3 negatives There is a 158 min version of part 1 in the Belgian Film Museum in Brussels. There are 2 longer versions of part 2, 1 in Canada of 147 min. And Germany 144 min., This is the fully restored version. Part 2 only Thea von Harbou's screenplay These versions have been restored by the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Foundation who also have the copyrights Films have been put on DVD in their original aspect ratio of 1.37: 1, original German subtitles with optional English Restored in HD Soundtrack has been re-recorded in stereo and dolby digital 5.1 Booklet has 52 pages, including beautiful black photos from the film, how the film is tinted and restored. Co-producers: ao ZDF, ARTE Richard Wagner's music piece: Das ring der Nibelungen has nothing to do with the film, but this propaganda was used to lure people to the cinema, Frank Strobel is the conductor / composer at the time of the restoration and in the cinema . Parents watching
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