Sunrise

Question 1

sturm

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and drang

Question 2

the cabinet of dr caligari

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1920 weine

Question 3

actor/ set blending

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thompson and bordwell

Question 4

nosferatu

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murnau 1922

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metropolis

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lang 1927

also uses the distinctive binary of maternal virgin and sexualized vamp

Question 6

the last laugh

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murnau 1924

Question 7

fox

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‘masterpiece’ ‘prestige film’ full of European symbolism

(selectively apply stylistics of GE to create export appeal)

Question 8

Kammerspiel film

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lower class struggles and poverty: german economic crisis after WWI
the last laugh

Question 9

Wife

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Janet Gaynor (realism)

Question 10

set designer

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Rochus gliese

Question 11

who had weighted shoes?

Answer 11

O’Brien

Question 12

realism beginnings

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The lumiere brothers
‘L’Arrivee d’un Train’ (1895)

Question 13

fantasy/ surrealism

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georges melies
‘Le voyage dans la lune’ (1902)

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budget

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10 million
200,000 city street sequence

Question 15

cinematographers

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Charles Rocher and Karl Struss

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the jazz singer

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1927 Crosland

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Brakhage

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The invention of sound was an “aesthetic error”

Question 18

pure cinema

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Hitchcock

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couldnt she

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get drowned?

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the new independent woman

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Louise Brooks

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Quiet depths of

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understanding which exist between a man and a woman who love each other

Prager

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released one month after the first sound film on

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November 1927

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expressionistic elements

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that are “fused to a realistic base”

Cardullo

Question 24

expressionism developed out of?

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Brucke
simplified color blocks- black background, white sail, path of moonlight on water

Question 25

eisner

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the character of the woman from the city functions as an allegory for Expressionism ## Footnote and the wife as realism, which triumphs in the end

Question 26

cook on kammerspiel films

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retains the "morbid psychological themes... but cast them in a realistic form"

Question 27

the city as the mistress presents

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the images are violent, cacaphonic, and sexual. the rythm is pulsating, overpowering. it can almost be heard haskell

Question 28

the camera is the director's pencil

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it should have the greatest possible mobility murnau

Question 29

lang quote on dialogue

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An audience learns more about a character from detail and decor, in the way the light fills in a room, than from pages of dialogue

Question 30

he accepted the offer from Hollywood because?

Answer 30

"I think one can always learn... my film Sunrise shows what I mean"