The following is one of the entries from my 100 Greatest Films from Germany, Scandinavia, Finland & Austria list, which I invite you to visit on this site if you haven’t already done so. — Dennis The argument has been made that Sweden’s Victor Sjöström was cinema’s first genuine artist. Cinema, which began as a […]
Daily Archives: October 3, 2007
The following is one of the entries from my 100 Greatest Films from Germany, Scandinavia, Finland & Austria list, which I invite you to visit on this site if you haven’t already done so. — Dennis Made in Germany at the close of the decade and released at the dawn of the next, The Cabinet […]
The following is one of the entries from my 100 Greatest Films from Germany, Scandinavia, Finland & Austria list, which I invite you to visit on this site if you haven’t already done so. — Dennis The Phantom Carriage is often disparaged as an inferior example of Victor Sjöström’s art, but it happens to be […]
The following is one of the entries from my 100 Greatest Films from Germany, Scandinavia, Finland & Austria list, which I invite you to visit on this site if you haven’t already done so. — Dennis We commonly call Fritz Lang’s masterpiece Destiny, but the German title actually translates as The Weary Death. The most […]
The following is one of the entries from my 100 Greatest Films from Germany, Scandinavia, Finland & Austria list, which I invite you to visit on this site if you haven’t already done so. — Dennis Dedicated to the German people, Fritz Lang’s five-hour medieval epic is awesome. The first part, “Siegfried,” remains the most […]
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