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Both use foil characters to emphasis class divides

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Both use foil characters to emphasis class divides

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E.g. Joh Fredersen, Neumann and Zinos

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both have class strugglw

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MUSIC

REVENGE

TECHNOLOGY - Zino adapting to Skype vs the people adapting to everyday machinery/technology

LOVE

HAPPY ENDING

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Fears and dangers in the modern city

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Both main characters worship a female figure

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Both explore and have distinct class divides

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Neither cities feel particularly pleasant

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Contrasting early 20th century and early 21st century film-making techniques 

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Contrasting early 20th century and early 21st century film-making techniques 

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Both have “happy endings”, but in Metropolis the classes are reconciled whereas in Soul Kitchen they are not. Soul Kitchen doesn’t provide a solution to class divide and exploitation.

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One is a rags-to-riches story and the other is a socialist uprising

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TIME PERIOD

GENRE - Soul Kitchen is very comedic whereas Metropolis is heavy on fantasy/ sci-fi

THE ROLE OF WOMEN