Nosferatu (1922) with Live Theatre Organ Accompaniment
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One of the foundational nightmares of the cinema, F.W. Murnau’s unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula remains among the most haunting interpretations of the vampire myth ever committed to film. Max Schreck gives an unforgettable performance as Count Orlok, the cadaverous vampire whose journey from his remote Transylvanian castle brings pestilence, death, and an ever-lengthening shadow to the German town of Wisborg. Rather than confining Expressionism to artificial studio sets, Murnau finds the uncanny within the natural world itself, using stark locations, startling camera placement, negative imagery, accelerated motion, and extraordinarily expressive montage to make familiar landscapes seem suddenly possessed. A landmark of horror whose influence still courses through the genre, Nosferatu demonstrates Murnau’s singular ability to make architecture, landscape, light, and shadow appear as alive (and threatening) as the monster himself.
This program benefits the Theatre Organ Society of the Delaware Valley (TOSDV) Theatre Organ Restoration Fund. For additional information, visit TOSDV.org; email info@tosdv.com.
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- Genre Horror
- Director F.W. Murnau
- Released 1922
- Runtime 1h 34m
- Rated NR
- CountryGermany
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