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Film 4 of 1,000

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

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Film 5 of 1,000

The Golem

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Nosferatu

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Paul Leni was a part of the German zeitgeist of stellar filmmaking, but here is his most important work he made in Hollywood

Film 6 of 1,000

The Man Who Laughs

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But back to Germany for our last splendid treat from the master Fritz Lang, I know some here revere his work and yes M is his best, but all of these here is confined to the silent era, the period I most hallow, there is not one single thing that isn't wrong with a great silent film, except for musical accompaniment, you might need to make your own playlist for them ......;)

Film 7 of 1,000

Destiny

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There is a musician, Gary Lucas, who wrote music for "The Golem". He’s played it many times live while the film is played on the big screen. From what I’ve read, there was original music composed but lost.
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Adroneandastrain · 46-50, M
@BlueSkyKing That might be one of the soundtrack options on the Kino disc I had, one was experimental and added to the spook factor incredibly, thanks!!
@Adroneandastrain I think Gary sells a DVD from his own website. I seen him perform this twice before in two different cities.

 
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