The foundation's most prominent film restoration was the 2010 re-release of Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" which was originally screened at the 60th Berlin International Film Festival. It has additionally restored, with financial support from the prior owners of their film stock, Bertelsmann, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari which premiered "at the Berlinale in February 2014" which it won an award for best archive restoration in 2015 from FOCAL International. The foundation was also involved in the restoration of Fritz Lang's "Destiny" which had "faded and degraded almost beyond recognition." The foundation maintains about 80% of Germany's forbidden Nazi-era films referring to this collection of 40 films as "reserved" films which are "propagandistic productions created under Hitler, which may only be used for scientific evaluation in Germany and within the framework of political education." This collection includes the notorious "Jud Süß", "Quax the Crash Pilot", "Kolberg", "I Accuse", and "The Eternal Jew".