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F. W. Murnau

Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau was a German film director, producer, and screenwriter. He is regarded as one of cinema's most influential filmmakers for his work in the silent era.

Born 1888 · Germany · Active 1919–1931 · 22 films

Filmography

The Boy in Blue — 1919 · shot by Karl Freund
The Hunchback and the Dancer — 1920 · shot by Karl Freund
Marizza — 1920 · shot by Karl Freund
Evening – Night – Morning — 1920 · shot by Eugen Hamm
Satan — 1920 · shot by Karl Freund
The Head of Janus — 1920 · shot by Karl Freund
Journey into the Night — 1921 · shot by Carl Hoffmann
The Haunted Castle — 1921 · shot by Fritz Arno Wagner
Desire — 1921 · shot by Carl Hoffmann
Nosferatu — 1922 · shot by Fritz Arno Wagner
The Burning Soil — 1922 · shot by Karl Freund
Phantom — 1922 · shot by Axel Graatkjær
The Expulsion — 1923 · shot by Karl Freund
The Last Laugh — 1924 · shot by Karl Freund
The Grand Duke's Finances — 1924 · shot by Karl Freund
Tartuffe — 1925 · shot by Karl Freund
Faust — 1926 · shot by Carl Hoffmann
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans — 1927 · shot by Charles Rosher
4 Devils — 1928 · shot by Ernest Palmer
City Girl — 1930 · shot by Ernest Palmer
The Twelfth Hour — 1930
Tabu: A Story of the South Seas — 1931 · shot by Floyd Crosby

Source

F. W. Murnau on Wikipedia

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