Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror: F W Murnau (1922)

German Expressionism, it is said, rose not because of an artistic revival but because German film makers found it hard to compete with the extravagance of their Hollywood counterparts; so they resorted to symbolism and darker subtexts. F W Murnau’s Nosferatu was one of the [...]

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I can’t contain myself. I’m giggling like a 10 year old. I haven’t been this excited in a while.
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A brilliantly directed short film. Of course, I could use without the Catholic overtones, but it’s still a very interesting morality tale.

Apparently, this is part of a project created by Lucas Crandles and Hayden James Weston, two Australians who make short films and one day hope to direct a feature film.
http://www.darkheartproductions.com/