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“Algol: Tragedy of Power” would make for a great double feature with “Metropolis” (1927)
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“Algol: Tragedy of Power” would make for a great double feature with “Metropolis” (1927)
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So yes, “Algol: Tragedy of Power” has a handful of black actors in it but unfortunately for all of its Faustian tale of worker revolution it was still made in 1920s era Germany so they’re in subservient roles🙄
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So yes, “Algol: Tragedy of Power” has a handful of black actors in it but unfortunately for all of its Faustian tale of worker revolution it was still made in 1920s era Germany so they’re in subservient roles🙄
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How much more German expressionist do the sets of “Algol: Tragedy of Power” need to be? None. None more German expressionist
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How much more German expressionist do the sets of “Algol: Tragedy of Power” need to be? None. None more German expressionist
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I’m starting to think that giving a jerk power because he’s promising free space age electricity might be a bad idea
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I’m starting to think that giving a jerk power because he’s promising free space age electricity might be a bad idea
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The star of “Algol: Tragedy of Power/Algol: Tragödie der Macht” (1920) is Emil Jannings, who most will remember from his collaborations with F. W. Murnau (“Faust”), Josef Von Sternberg (“The Blue Angel”) and Paul Leni (“Waxworks”). He won an Academy Award for “The Way of All Flesh” (1927) and “The Last Command” (1928) and is the only German to ever win Best Actor.
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The star of “Algol: Tragedy of Power/Algol: Tragödie der Macht” (1920) is Emil Jannings, who most will remember from his collaborations with F. W. Murnau (“Faust”), Josef Von Sternberg (“The Blue Angel”) and Paul Leni (“Waxworks”). He won an Academy Award for “The Way of All Flesh” (1927) and “The Last Command” (1928) and is the only German to ever win Best Actor.
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Oops.. I totally forgot to mention: Turn on the captioning for “Algol: Tragedy of Power” - Sorry!
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Oops.. I totally forgot to mention: Turn on the captioning for “Algol: Tragedy of Power” - Sorry!
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Our first feature presentation tonight is the German expressionist film “Algol: Tragedy of Power/Algol: Tragödie der Macht” (1920) directed by theater director Hans Werckmeister (??? 1879-July 4, 1929) (https://youtu.be/HP6suMkBpA4?si=yf_SIgb2H0Z1s9Jq)
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Our first feature presentation tonight is the German expressionist film “Algol: Tragedy of Power/Algol: Tragödie der Macht” (1920) directed by theater director Hans Werckmeister (??? 1879-July 4, 1929) (https://youtu.be/HP6suMkBpA4?si=yf_SIgb2H0Z1s9Jq)
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