The Holland festival has a tradition of combining film with live music. Whether it's the post-punk band Mogwai at Mark Cousins' Atomic Cinema or a live accompaniment to a silent film, something magical usually happens. That was certainly the case at the screening of Fritz Lang's Der Müde Tod (1921), accompanied by composer in focus George Benjamin. And it wasn't just because of the film's fine version.
The version we saw was restored in 2016 by the Murnau Stiften at ...
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