Die Nibelungen : Siegfried
Die Nibelungen: Siegfriedby Fritz Lang1h401924Germany
Recommended byMichael Haneke
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First part: Siegfried, son of the king of the Netherlands, sets out to obtain the hand of the beautiful Kriemhild of Burgundy.
Credits
- Directed by : Fritz Lang
- Screenplay : Thea von Harbou
- Producing company : Decla-Bioskop
- Image : Günther Rittau, Walter Ruttmann, Carl Hoffmann
- Direction artistique : Otto Hunte
- Décor : Karl Vollbrecht, Erich Kettelhut
- Musique : Gottfried Huppertz
- Production : Erich Pommer
- Costume : Paul Gerd Guderian , Aenne Willkomm
- Maquillage : Otto Genath
Technical details
- Printed format : 35 mm
- Sound mix : Stéréo 2.0
- Year of production : 1924
- Category : Feature film
- Color : Black and White
- Language :
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This film is part of the Cinematographic movement
"Expressionnisme allemand"