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The Golem
Movie summary: Movie Description: The Golem is a silent horror film released in 1920, directed by Carl Boese and Paul Wegener. The film is a German expressionist masterpiece, telling the story of a rabbi who creates a giant creature made of clay to protect the Jewish ghetto from persecution. However, things take a dark turn when the rabbis creation becomes uncontrollable and wreaks havoc on the community. Cast: - Paul Wegener as The Golem - Albert Steinruck as Rabbi Loew - Lyda Salmanova as Miriam - Ernst Deutsch as Famulus Interesting Facts: 1. The Golem is considered one of the earliest horror films in cinema history, and its influence can be seen in later classics such as Frankenstein and King Kong. 2. The films special effects, particularly the scenes of the Golem coming to life, were groundbreaking for their time and are still praised by critics today. 3. Paul Wegener, who played the titular character, also co-directed the film and is credited with helping to popularize the Golem legend in mainstream culture. 4. Despite its age, The Golem remains a haunting and visually stunning work of art that continues to captivate audiences over a century after its release. The Golem is a must-see for fans of classic horror cinema and anyone interested in the history of film. Start watching streaming video now, press play on the video above or choose from any of these classic films below.
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