The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari Cinematography. Caligari) is a 1920 german silent horror film, directed by robert wiene and written by hans janowitz and carl mayer. Caligari's expressionist style ultimately led to the dark shadows and sharp angles of the film noir urban crime dramas of the 1940s, many of which were directed by such arguably the first true horror film, the cabinet of dr.
Caligari (played by werner krauss) arrives in a rural german village with his companion cesare (conrad veidt), a man in an eternal state of sleep who can be ordered to perform his master's.
Francis and alan visit a carnival where the amazing dr. Caligari, das kabinett des doktor caligari (pt). It is one of the most influential of german expressionist films. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of the cabinet of dr.
