Ladies of the German cinema
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Ladies of the German cinema
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The work Ladies of the German cinema represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in San Francisco Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.
- Label
- Ladies of the German cinema
- Title variation
- Ladies of the German cinema (1921)
- Contributor
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- Abel, Alfred, 1879-1937
- Buchowetzki, Dimitri, 1885-1932
- Dieterle, William, 1893-1972
- Jessner, Leopold, 1878-1945
- Kiontke, Max
- Kortner, Fritz
- Leni, Paul, 1885-1929
- Mayer, Carl, 1894-1944
- Negri, Pola, 1899-1987
- Neppach, Robert
- Porten, Henny, 1890-1960
- Riemann, Johannes, 1888-1959
- Steinrück, Albert
- Viragh, Arpad
- Grapevine Video (Firm)
- Language
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- eng
- eng
- ger
- eng
- Summary
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- Sappho: The engineer Georg de la Croix suffers a nervous breakdown due to the continuous unfaithfulness of his lover, Dame Sappho. Georg ends up in a lunatic asylum. His brother, Richard wants to avenge him but instead falls in love with the beautiful Dame Sappho. When Herr Richard finds out from a previous lover of Dame Sappho that she was the cause of his brother's insanity, Richard decides to put an end to his affair with her by marrying someone else but he still must see Dame Sappho, even minutes after the wedding. The love turmoil will have a "grand finale" at the end of the film in a magnificent and thrilling scene at the Opera where our heroine will pay for her old and new love sins
- Backstairs: In this early German expressionist film a young woman's love is thwarted by a postman consumed with jealousy who intercepts her beloved's letters to her and who finally slays him. Devastated, she hurls herself from a building and kills herself
- Cataloging source
- CGU
- Characteristic
- videorecording
- Credits note
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- Sappho: stage management, Dimitri Buchowetzky ; decorations, Robert Neppach ; cinematography, Arpad Viragh ; technical management, Max Kiontke
- Backstairs: settings by Paul Leni ; directed by Leopold Jessner
- Language note
- English intertitles; Backstairs: intertitles originally in German
- LC call number
- PN1997.A1
- LC item number
- L34 2009
- PerformerNote
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- Sappho: Pola Negri (Sappho), Johannes Riemann (Richard de la Croix), Alfred Abel (Georg de la Croix), Albert Steinrück (Andreas)
- Backstairs: Henny Porter (the maid), Fritz Kortner (the postman), Wilhelm Dieterle (the lover)
- Runtime
- 132
- Technique
- live action
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