Arthur Robison (writer)
Rudolf Schneider (writer)
27 April 1925 (Finland) more
During a dinner, given by a wealthy baron and his wive, attended by four of her suitors in a 19th century German manor... more | add synopsis
Masterpiece more (7 total)
| Alexander Granach | ... | Shadowplayer | |
| Max Gülstorff | ... | 2. Kavalier | |
| Lilli Herder | ... | Dienstmaedchen | |
| Rudolf Klein-Rogge | |||
| Fritz Kortner | ... | The count | |
| Karl Platen | ... | 2. Diener | |
| Fritz Rasp | ... | Diener | |
| Eugen Rex | ... | A servant | |
| Ferdinand von Alten | ... | 3. Kavalier | |
| Gustav von Wangenheim | ... | Her lover | |
| Ruth Weyher | ... | His wife |
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| Arthur Robison | |||
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| Arthur Robison | writer | |
| Rudolf Schneider | writer | |
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| Enrico Dieckmann | .... | producer | |
| Willy Seibold | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Ernst Riege | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Fritz Arno Wagner | |||
Art Direction by | |||
| Albin Grau | |||
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| Albin Grau | |||
Warning Shadows
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90 min
1.33 : 1 more
Featured in Kingdom of Shadows (1998) (V) more
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"Warning Shadows" shouldn't work as well as it does. There are no titles, causing the plot to be confusing if not closely paid attention to; the Expressionistic elements are abundant but also strangely removed in style; the acting is often tongue-in-cheek, and the overall artiness is seemingly self-conscious. However, those same elements also contribute to this film's majesty and originality. There is simply no other film (that I'm aware of, anyway) that approaches the beauty and sheer erotic oddness of this obscure classic. I cannot adequately describe exactly what it is that makes "Warning Shadows" one of my all-time favorite motion pictures, so...just see it. It's available on DVD from our great friends at Kino.