An eerie German silent film from 1920. This classic expressionistic film is known as a landmark in film history becoming famous worldwide from it’s exceptional new wave style of well built and painted grotesque scenery with contrasted lighting along with the painted effect of light and shadows. The film tells a surrealistic story with an unusual end that was a result of censorship.
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Werner Krauss | Dr. Caligari |
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Conrad Veidt | Cesare |
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Friedrich Feher | Franzis |
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Lil Dagover | Jane Olsen |
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Hans Heinrich von Twardowski | Alan |
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Rudolf Lettinger | Dr. Olsen |
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Rudolf Klein-Rogge | Ein Verbrecher |
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Hans Lanser-Rudolf | Ein Alter Mann |
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Henri Peters-Arnolds | Ein Junger Arzt |
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Ludwig Rex | Ein Mörder |
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Elsa Wagner | Die Wirtin |
| Director | Robert Wiene |
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| Writer | Carl Mayer, Hans Janowitz | |
| Producer | Rudolf Meinert, Erich Pommer | |
| Musician | Alfredo Antonini, Giuseppe Becce, Timothy Brock, Clifton Hyde, Michael Klubertanz, Richard Marriott, Lothar Prox, Didier Thunus, Rainer Viertelboeck | |
| Photography | Willy Hameister | |
| Packaging | Keep Case |
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| Nr Discs | 1 |
| Screen Ratios | Fullscreen (4:3) |
| Audio Tracks | SIL [English] |
| Edition Release Date | Oct 01, 2002 |
| Regions | Region 1 |
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