"Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens" ("Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror") is a 1922 German silent Gothic horror film, written by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau and Henrik Galeen, and directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, produced by the short-lived Prana Film Studios. The film was inspired by the mythical novel "Dracula", by Bram Stoker, which was even banned because of its resemblance, besides becoming a cult work in horror films and cinematography in general.
Synopsis.
A real estate broker needs to sell a castle owned by the eccentric Count Graf Orlock. The Count, in reality, is a millenarian vampire spreading terror in the Bremen region, and is interested in Hutter's wife Ellen.
What will you find?
One of the most representative works of the so-called German expressionism, which sowed the seeds that gave shape to the widely used and parodied cinematographic resources of Horror, as well as inspiring the youngest in their search to tell new stories.
Trailer.
"Nosferatu" (Colour tinted version).
"Nosferatu" (Subtitled in spanish).
