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Lola 2022-03-23 09:01:53

Based on Stoker's Dracula, the first vampire movie ever made. The real estate developer asked Hart to go to the castle to do a real estate business - and found that the owner of the castle, Count Nosferatu, was a vampire - Nosferatu fell in love with Hart's girlfriend Alan and took a boat to the small town. Town - The vampire was infected with the plague along the way. Allen destroyed Nosferatu according to the method in the book and sacrificed himself to save the town. Murnau's representative work, one of the German expressionist works, compares the innovation of "Dr. Caligari's Cabin": 1. A large number of location and live shooting, innovation in photography techniques. (Desolate castles, Gothic buildings, winding and narrow streets, oddly shaped trees; fast motion, negative images, superimposition, paused shooting, huge dark shadows of vampires formed by lighting techniques, etc.) 2. Explained by the Count of Vampires The origin of the plague in the Middle Ages of Europe, the Black Death, cure the plague with maiden and love (rat and plague, coffin and death, maiden and sacrifice)

Vern 2022-03-23 09:01:53

95min version. 1. I understand the reasoning, but it is very unattractive. 2. For the few scenes on the ship, it would be better to make a night scene intuitively? Nocturnal activity characteristics are also followed. 3. Act 5 is indeed the best.