Faust, F.W Murnau (1923)
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Faust, F.W Murnau (1923)

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Yellow tinting in F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu (1922)
Soggyspong posting about Murnau in the big 2026? More likely than ya think
Nosferatu, 1922.
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Nosferatu : Murnau / Herzog / Eggers triptych
" 'If Faust is the most pictorial of his films, it is because the struggle between light and shadow constitutes its very subject.' These few frames alone are enough to prove Eric Rohmer right.
Faust—which we will present as a premiere next Thursday, featuring an original soundtrack by @cinestesia.cinemamutodalvivo —is a masterpiece of painting as much as it is of cinema.
FAUST - (F.W. Murnau, 1926)
Gosta Ekman and Camilla Horn.
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