The landscapes of Caspar David Friedrich inspired a scene in this movie in which the lead female character waits for her husband near a sand dune marked by iron crosses.
The landscapes of Caspar David Friedrich inspired a scene in this movie in which the lead female character waits for her husband near a sand dune marked by iron crosses. This movie ends with a low-angle shot of a ruined castle being reabsorbed into a mountain, and like The Golem, this movie was scripted by Henrik Galeen. The antagonist of this movie is first encountered by a man who drives through the Land of the Phantoms on the orders of Knock. This movie's antagonist is played by Max Schreck, and follows Hutter to Wisbourg in order to attack Hutter's wife Ellen, only to die upon being pierced by the rays of the sun. For 10 points, name this German expressionist film about Count Orlock, an adaptation of Dracula directed by F. W. Murnau.
The landscapes of Caspar David Friedrich inspired a scene in this movie in which the lead female character waits for her husband near a sand dune marked by iron crosses.
{Nosferatu}, A {Symphony} of {Horror} [or {Nosferatu}, {eine Symphonie des Grauens}]