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Nosferatu LIVE Babylon Orchester Berlin
Event by: BABYLON, Babylon Orchester Berlin
Location: Babylon, Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 30, Berlin - Mitte
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Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror LIVE with Babylon Orchestra Berlin
with German intertitles + English subtitles
Original music: Hans Erdmann (1922) New arrangement of the music: Hans Brandner (2018)
Nosferatu D 1922, R: F. W. Murnau with Gustav von Wangenheim, Max Schreck, Alexander Granach, Greta Schröder, 93 min., OmeU (English subtitles)
A chamber of horrors. A silent oracle. Come in!
Nosferatu comes as a plague from the East, by ship from the Black Sea. At midnight he gets out of the coffin and looks for the precious, fresh blood of naive Germans. Death and rot can only be ended by the willing sacrifice of a beautiful woman who makes Nosferatu forget the rising sun. Undead fear the light of enlightenment. A symphony of death accompanied by the Babylon Orchestra Berlin.
The young Hutter is sent to Transylvania by his boss, a certain Count Orlock, who wants to buy a house in Hutter's home town of Wisborg.
Hutter's journey and his return turn into a horror trip. Vampirism as a metaphor for the war of the dead against the living, which can only be ended by the sacrifice of a lover.
A court ruling for plagiarism (of Bram Stoker's Dracula) condemned Murnau's film itself to destruction. But copies of Nosferatu survived in the basements of foreign archives, which is now considered the mother of all vampire films.
ENGL.
A cabinet of horrors. A silent oracle. Come in!
Nosferatu comes as a plague from the East, by ship from the Black Sea. At midnight he rises from the coffin and seeks the precious, fresh blood of naive Germans. Death and rot can be ended only by the voluntary sacrifice of a beautiful woman, who makes Nosferatu forget the rising sun. Undead fear the light of enlightenment. A symphony of death accompanied by the Babylon Orchestra Berlin.
with German intertitles + English subtitles
Original music: Hans Erdmann (1922) New arrangement of the music: Hans Brandner (2018)
Nosferatu D 1922, R: F. W. Murnau with Gustav von Wangenheim, Max Schreck, Alexander Granach, Greta Schröder, 93 min., OmeU (English subtitles)
A chamber of horrors. A silent oracle. Come in!
Nosferatu comes as a plague from the East, by ship from the Black Sea. At midnight he gets out of the coffin and looks for the precious, fresh blood of naive Germans. Death and rot can only be ended by the willing sacrifice of a beautiful woman who makes Nosferatu forget the rising sun. Undead fear the light of enlightenment. A symphony of death accompanied by the Babylon Orchestra Berlin.
The young Hutter is sent to Transylvania by his boss, a certain Count Orlock, who wants to buy a house in Hutter's home town of Wisborg.
Hutter's journey and his return turn into a horror trip. Vampirism as a metaphor for the war of the dead against the living, which can only be ended by the sacrifice of a lover.
A court ruling for plagiarism (of Bram Stoker's Dracula) condemned Murnau's film itself to destruction. But copies of Nosferatu survived in the basements of foreign archives, which is now considered the mother of all vampire films.
ENGL.
A cabinet of horrors. A silent oracle. Come in!
Nosferatu comes as a plague from the East, by ship from the Black Sea. At midnight he rises from the coffin and seeks the precious, fresh blood of naive Germans. Death and rot can be ended only by the voluntary sacrifice of a beautiful woman, who makes Nosferatu forget the rising sun. Undead fear the light of enlightenment. A symphony of death accompanied by the Babylon Orchestra Berlin.