Editing Wuppertal (section)

==Wuppertal in the arts==
* In the 1974 [[Wim Wenders]] movie ''[[Alice in the Cities]]'', the main characters visit Wuppertal.
* Part of the action of {{lang|fr|[[Le Feu de Wotan]]}} (1984) of the comic book ''[[Yoko Tsuno]]'' series by [[Roger Leloup]] take place in Wuppertal and its ''{{lang|de|Schwebebahn}}''.
* The play ''Die Wupper'' by [[Else Lasker-Schüler]] is set in Elberfeld.
* The 2000 movie ''[[The Princess and the Warrior]]'', by [[Tom Tykwer]], was filmed in Wuppertal.
* The 2001 movie ''{{ill|No Regrets (2001 film)|de|3=Nichts bereuen|lt=No Regrets}}'', by Benjamin Quabeck, was filmed in Wuppertal.
* In the 2011 movie ''[[Pina (film)|Pina]]'', several of the dance sequences take place in and around Wuppertal. In several sequences, the elevated tram is used as a setting, as well as a backdrop.