1. Title: Last Laugh
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3. Release Date: 23 December 1924
4. Director: F. W. Murnau
5. This film fits in with the German Expressionism movement because of the aspect of the doorman losing his job because he is to old looking for it and he gets demoted and goes insane. Also the crazy angles are also an element of German Expressionism
6. This film was the reason famous director Alfred Hitchcock started working more with Murnau and started creating more films
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1. Title: The Bride of Frankenstein
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3. Release Date: 19 April 1935
4. Director: James Whale
5. This film fits in with the German Expressionism movement because of futuristic element and also with the insane scientist
6. The film was added to the United States National Film Registry, having been deemed "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.
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1. Title: Noseferatu
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3. Release Date: 4 March 1922
4. Director: F. W. Murnau
5. This film fits in with the German Expressionism movement because of the madness and insanity of all the people that are in this film and the unrealistic look of Count Orlok
6. Was said to be one of the silent era's most influential masterpieces.