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F W Murnau films
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Murnau's version of the Faust legend was incredibly the cinema's 26th shot at the story, and the director extends his art with epic scene following magnificent epic scene. The film stands at the pinnacle of the silent era, with its barrage of viscer... Our Price: £17.99 DVD | Available | Save £5.00 (21%)
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Bram Stoker's widow tried to have all copies of this unlicensed Dracula destroyed, and various butchered versions circulated after the legal wrangles, damaging the film's reputation. Like any good vampire, though, it just wouldn't stay dead. Nosfera... Our Price: £15.99 DVD | In Stock | Save £4.00 (20%)
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An iconic film of the German expressionist cinema, and one of the most famous of all silent movies, F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror continues to haunt — and, indeed, terrify — modern audiences with the unshakable power of its images. ... Our Price: £17.99 DVD | In Stock | Save £5.00 (21%)
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A landmark of silent cinema and one of the finest films of any era. A woman from the city dazzles a married farmer in a small community and plots to rid him of his wife. Addressing themes of temptation, reconciliation and redemption, it's a tale tol... Our Price: £15.99 DVD | In Stock | Save £4.00 (20%)
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In 1929, FW Murnau invited leading documentarist Robert Flaherty to collaborate on a film to be be shot on location in Tahiti, a Polynesian idyll in which Murnau imagined a cast of island actors would provide a new form of authentic drama and offer ... Our Price: £15.99 DVD | In Stock | Save £4.00 (20%)
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Murnau's film-within-a-film adaptation of Moliere's stage play about the hypocritical Tartuffe stars the inimitable Jannings in the title role and has cinematography by Karl Freund. It's a fascinating piece of work that sees him relying on close-ups... Our Price: £15.99 DVD | Available | Save £4.00 (20%)
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An Introduction One of the great directors of the silent era, it is only to be wondered at what else Murnau could have gone on to film had his life not been cut short at the age of 43 by a car crash. As it is the realisation, invention and technical innovation in his extant films is enough to ensure his reputation as one of the very greatest directors and utterly belie any thoughts of silent cinema being in any way artistically crude. Nosferatu (1922) is still one of the most unsettling adaptations of the Dracula story ever filmed, The Last Laugh is an exercise in 'pure'cinema, designed and filmed almost entirely without the use of intertitles, while Sunrise (1927), his glorious film of reconciliation made in America where Fox studios gave him absolute freedom of creation was awarded an Oscar for 'Unique and Artistic Picture', the only time such an award has been given.
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The Last Laugh (Der Letzte Mann) With cinematography by Karl Freund, a virtuoso performance by Emil Jannings and innovative direction from F W Murnau, this tale of an eminent doorman whose world crumbles when he is demoted to lavatory attendant is one of the finest artistic triumph... Our Price: £15.99 DVD | In Stock | Save £4.00 (20%)
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