The Haunted Screen
Dämonische Leinwand - Der deutsche Film der zwanziger Jahre
Synopsis
Using his original 8mm films, but blowing them up to 16mm, he created a collage of images that became his four-part film DÄMONISCHE LEINWAND (The Haunted Screen, 1969), quoting Lotte Eisner’s famous study of Weimar cinema in its title.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Klaus Wyborny
- Original Title
- Dämonische Leinwand - Der deutsche Film der zwanziger Jahre
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Klaus Wyborny
Department Leadership Roster
Klaus Wyborny
Director
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What is The Haunted Screen about?
Using his original 8mm films, but blowing them up to 16mm, he created a collage of images that became his four-part film DÄMONISCHE LEINWAND (The Haunted Screen, 1969), quoting Lotte Eisner’s famous study of Weimar cinema in its title.
Who directed The Haunted Screen?
The Haunted Screen was directed by Klaus Wyborny.
Who stars in The Haunted Screen?
The principal cast of The Haunted Screen includes Not specified.
When was The Haunted Screen released and how long is it?
The Haunted Screen was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.