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The Golem: How He Came into the World

Name: The Golem: How He Came into the World
Director: Carl Boese
Genre: Fantasy, Horror
Released: 1920
Rating: 7
Cast: Paul Wegener, Albert Steinrück, Lyda Salmonova, Ernst Deutsch, Hans Stürm

In 16th-century Prague, a rabbi creates the Golem - a giant creature made of clay. Using sorcery, he brings the creature to life in order to protect the Jews of Prague from persecution.

1920 · Directed by Carl Boese · 85 min · Fantasy · Horror · 16 frames

Crew

Screenplay: Henrik Galeen, Paul Wegener
Cinematography: Karl Freund, Guido Seeber
Music: Hans Landsberger
Produced by: Paul Davidson

Cast

Paul Wegener as The Golem
Albert Steinrück as Rabbi Loew
Lyda Salmonova as Miriam, the Rabbi's Daughter
Ernst Deutsch as Rabbi Famulus
Hans Stürm as Rabbi Jehuda, the Elder of the Community
Max Kronert as Temple Servant
Otto Gebühr as Emperor
Dore Paetzold as Emperor's Concubine
Lothar Müthel as Knight Florian
Greta Schröder as Young Woman with Rose

Production

Country: Germany
Language: No Language
Studios: Projektions-AG Union
Themes: based on novel or book, jewish ghetto, rabbi, in vitro fertilisation, prague, czech republic, prequel, antisemitism, silent film, expressionism, golem

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