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Nosferatu is newly remastered and accompanied by James Bernard\'s acclaimed score.
Special featuresNewly remastered and presented in High DefinitionChristopher Frayling on Nosferatu (Lynne Wake, 2001 24 mins): a video essay on Nosferatu and Murnau\'s background and influencesLe Vampire (Jean Painleve, 1945, 9 mins): Painleve\'s study of the South American vampire bat, an allegory of the Nazism that was sweeping through Europe at the timeThe Mistletoe Bough (Percy Stow, 1904, 8 mins): the oldest film version of a classic Christmas ghost story recently restored by the BFI, featuring a new score by Saint Etienne\'s Pete WiggsImage Gallery, featuring some of Albin Grau\'s original production drawings, stills and designs for publicity materialsFully illustrated booklet featuring film credits, film notes by David Kalat and an essay on Albin Grau and Nosferatu\'s occultist origins by Brian J RobbGermany | 1922 | black and white, and tinted | silent with English intertitles | 89 minutes | original aspect ratio 1.33:1 | 2.0 stereo PCM (48k/24-bit) and 5.1 DTS-HD master audio | Cert PG (some scenes may be unsuitable for young children) | Region B.
Featuring some of the most iconic images in cinema, Murnau\'s interpretation of this great vampire tale has been much imitated, not least by Werner Herzog, whose Nosferatu the Vampyre is an admiring tribute.
His need for blood, for living warmth, is palpable to the point of agony.
As potent and disturbing now as ever, it paved the way for the future of gothic cinema.
Max Schreck\'s Count Orlok - bald, bat-eared and rabbit-toothed - is at one terrifying and pitiable. / This movie does not have Romanian subtitles.
NOSFERATU: A Symphony of Horrors (Blu-ray)A Film by F W MurnauF W Murnau\'s horror classic was the first screen adaption of Bram Stoker\'s Dracula.
Filmul nu are subtitrare in limba romana
