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Nosferatu(1922)
Nosferatu(1922)
This classic and much-imitated take on Bram Stoker's Dracula is one of the most famous of all silent films.
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Film Details
Year
2015
Duration
28 minutes
Genres
Animation, Crime, Drama, Short Films, Silent, Thriller
Language
English
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Synopsis
Murder, mystery and intrigue feature throughout these short films as well as several frightening chase scenarios. An altogether dark collection of shorts that feature no dialogue, all created by young people from across the UK.
Titles in this collection:
The News
Matrimonoids
My Day Your Day
Sweet Little Thing
Meredith
The Other Girl
Buried
Additional details
Unclassified
This film programme has not been classified by the BBFC. Into Film suggest the films are engaging for ages 11+.
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