/r/GermanExpressionism
This reddit community is dedicated to the wonderful world of German Expressionism.
A place for film buffs to celebrate and discuss the legacy of the great German Expressionist movement.
/r/GermanExpressionism
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German Expressionism Revamped, Nosferatu and The Golem
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Nicole Dobrikov!!! Nude shower on bathub - Hot video OLF leakd
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Looking for an artist to help !!
If there’s any artists on here that are inspired by German expression do you think I could talk to you for a project I am doing on the movement , any help would be amazing . I just need to ask you a few questions to get info on what parts of your work are inspired by German expressionism , your thoughts on it , mediums you use etc. also an image of your work to analyse if that’s possible . Any help would again be amazing, thanks.
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German Expressionism : The Golem and Nosferatu
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Carl Theodor Dreyer - Vampyr, Day of Wrath
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LIMCLOM CITADEL CAETHDEL by me
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'Maria' - a charcoal sketch on fine textured paper of the original 'machinenmensch' from Fritz Lang's epic, Metropolis (1927). An obvious inspiration for the look of C-3PO from Star Wars and iconic in her own right.
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'Cesare' - a charcoal sketch on fine textured paper of the somnambulist from silent horror of The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920), the actor, Conrad Veidt was the inspiration for the look of The Joker in another of his films, The Man Who Laughs(1928).
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Walter Gramatté (1897-1929)
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'M' (1931), dir. Fritz Lang. Starring the wonderfully creepy Peter Lorre as the whistling serial killer.
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Hi all, would music have been played during the original screenings of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and do we know what it was?
I have been looking for the film’s score/soundtrack but I don’t think it had one?
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Taught the children about German Expressionism in my Abstract Art Histories class tonight. This one went over really well.
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I've made this! First video on art please give me criticisms
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Interested in reading smth I wrote (it has pictures too)?
I recently wrote some essays for a film class regarding Expressionist horror films and their influences. One of them focuses on influences on Tim Burton films. The other focuses more on discussing antisemetic tropes, with a tangent about Goth culture. They're sort of like a series I guess? I talk about both topics in both essays. And there are some pictures, too.
Would anybody be interested in reading them if I posted a link?
Note that I'm an undergrad and this was an intro class, so it's not super professional and definitions are not super specific. Just figured it might be good brain food and someone may enjoy them like my professor did.
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Town
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That Frame from Caligari
You know the one. I drew this right after watching for the first time, and love how it turned out.
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City Square
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London (From A Muppet Christmas Carol)
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Kandisnsky Vibe
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Town Square
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London (From A Muppet Christmas Carol)
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Mount Olympus
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City Scape
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A Moving Castle
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Drawing of the oceanside
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Secrets of a Soul (1926), considered the first film in which psychoanalysis serves as the main theme.
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Replacements for dead links 2018
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGdUG7TgCxA&t=5s
From Morn til Midnight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87JUKRcXsFA&t=260s
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