In 1927, motivated by a longing for freedom, Fischinger set off on a walking trip from Munich to Berlin. Covering the distance in nearly four weeks, he captured the country’s hidden beauty. His voyage serves as a symbolical transition and underlines a belief that people are the same everywhere.
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Munchen-Berlin Wanderung Trailer
Germany 28 April 1927
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09 April 1927
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21 August 1927
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04 November 1927
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05 September 1927
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27 August 1927
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22 May 1927
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20 February 1927
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