Expressionism theatre

Scene from the 1920's expressionistic play "Man and the Masses" by Toller. Expressionists presented dramatic action as seen through the eyes of the protagonist.

The Love of Zero is a rather remarkable, short experimental film, made for $200 by director Robert Florey, in 1927. Owing much to German Expressionist cinema, the film tells the story of a young man, Zero (Joseph Marievsky), and his love for a young woman called, Beatrix (Tamara Shavrova). It was Florey’s second film,

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Margarita Tupitsyn; The Grid as a Checkpoint of Modernity Tate Papers no.12 autumn 2009

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fashion take on german expressionism

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The Haunted Screen by the film historian Lotte H. Eisner (1896 – 1983) has been an inspiration to me since I read it in the early 1970s. So revered was Eisner by German film director Werner H…

Wilson, ACT Black Rider, 2004