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The Indian Tomb (1959)

Name: The Indian Tomb
Director: Fritz Lang
Genre: drama film, adventure film, romance film
Rating: 6.6

The Indian Tomb is a 1959 adventure film, co-written and directed by Fritz Lang. Produced by Artur Brauner, it is an international co-production of West Germany, France and Italy. It is the second film, after The Tiger of Eschnapur (1959), of "Fritz Lang's Indian Epic" duology, which are based on the 1918 novel The Indian Tomb, written by Lang's ex-wife Thea von Harbou.

Directed by Fritz Lang · Shot by Richard Angst · Cut by Walter Wischniewsky · Music by Gerhard Becker, Michel Michelet

Elsewhere

More by Fritz Lang

Halbblut — 1919
Der Herr der Liebe — 1919
Harakiri — 1919
The Spiders — 1919
The Spiders, Part 1: The Golden Lake — 1919
Das wandernde Bild — 1920
The Spiders, Part 2: The Diamond Ship — 1920
Vier um die Frau — 1921
Destiny — 1921
Dr. Mabuse the Gambler — 1922
Dr Mabuse: The Fatal Passions — 1922
Kriemhild's Revenge — 1924
Siegfried — 1924
Metropolis — 1927
Spies — 1928
Woman in the Moon — 1929
M — 1931
'M' — 1931
The Testament of Dr. Mabuse — 1933
Liliom — 1934
Fury — 1936
You Only Live Once — 1937
You and Me — 1938
The Return of Frank James — 1940
Western Union — 1941
Man Hunt — 1941
Confirm or Deny — 1941
Moontide — 1942
Hangmen Also Die! — 1943
Ministry of Fear — 1944

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