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  Phantom - Die Finanzen Des Großherzogs - The Masters Of Cinema Series   [Eureka Video]
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    Originaltitel
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    Die Finanzen Des Großherzogs
 Finances Of The Grand Duke
 The Grand Duke's Finances
 Die Finanzen Des Grossherzogs
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    Diese DVD enthält folgende Filme
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- Die Finanzen Des Großherzogs
 - Phantom
    
    
  
    
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    Genre
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Drama
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    Produktionsland
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    Deutschland
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    Herstellungsjahr
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    1924
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    Schauspieler
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Alfred Abel, Mady Christians, Julius Falkenstein, Adolphe Engers
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    Regie
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F.W. Murnau
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    Autor(en)
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Thea von Harbou, Frank Heller
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    Produzent(en)
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Erich Pommer
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Deutsch   (Dolby Digital) 
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    Two Films by F.W. Murnau. After filming the landmark Nosferatu, the silent cinema's master innovator F. W. Murnau demonstrated the reach of his genre versatility with a pair of films that explored the dimensions of the psychodrama and the adventure-programmer. All the Murnau characteristics are present: a vibrant naturalism, exquisite imagery, passages of dreamlike revery, and an atmosphere redolent with romantic longing.
  In Phantom, an aspiring poet on the verge of what he takes for a big break experiences a chance encounter with a beautiful woman in the street - and falls headlong into love and fantasy. With debts piling up and his promised literary celebrity failing to materialise, the poet descends into obsession, deception, and, ultimately, a criminal act in this delirious film that stands as an early precursor of Hitchcock's Vertigo.
  Die Finanzen des Grossherzogs sees Murnau exploiting the Mediterranean clime to film the tale of a rakish duke whose lifestyle has dried up his noble coffers. When word arrives about the existence of valuable sulphur deposits on his tiny duchy of Abacco, a comic adventure of high-seas intrigue, "animal impersonators", and the Crown Princess of Russia unreels at a sprightly pace. Max Schreck (the mythic actor behind the makeup of Nosferatu's Count Orlok two years earlier) appears in a supporting role, in what might be Murnau's nimblest effort.
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    Fullscreen 1.33:1 Aufbereitet für 16:9 Bildschirme
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    Laufzeit
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    199 Minuten
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    Veröffentlichung
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    19.10.2009
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    Special Features
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    - The most recent film restorations, licenced from the F.W. Murnau Stiftung, Germany.
 - Original German-language intertitles with newly translated optional English-language subtitles.
 - Audio commentary by film-scholar David Kalat on Die Finanzen des Großherzogs.
 - A lengthy booklet containing a new essay on both films by professor and film-scholar Janet Bergstrom
  
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