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Oct 13, 2015 · The video on Kino Classics' reissued version of Diary of a Lost Girl derives from a recent comprehensive digital restoration, a joint effort by three organizations in Italy and Germany. Heavily censored and released at various lengths throughout the years, this 112-minute cut is the most authentic to Pabst's original conception, with newly ...
Margarete Böhme, Thomas Gladysz (editor) 4.06. 71 ratings7 reviews. The 1929 Louise Brooks film, Diary of a Lost Girl, is based on a controversial and bestselling book first published in Germany in 1905. Though little known today, the book was a literary sensation at the beginning of the 20th century. Spirited debate and lawsuits followed its ...
Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started. 'Diary of a Lost Girl' is a provocative adaptation of Margarethe Böhme's notorious novel, in which the naive daughter of a middle class pharmacist is seduced by her father's assistant, only to be disowned and sent to a repressive home for wayward girls.
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Available on iTunes. DIARY OF A LOST GIRL represents the second and final work of one of the cinema's most compelling collaborations: G. W. Pabst and Louise Brooks. DIARY confirmed Pabst's artistry as one of the great directors of the silent period and established Brooks as an "actress of brilliance, a luminescent personality and a beauty ...
Diary of a Lost Girl Released Sep 27, 1929 1h 36m Drama List 100% Tomatometer 9 Reviews 88% Audience Score 1,000+ Ratings In Germany, chemist's daughter Thymian (Louise Brooks) is raped by her ...
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Blu-rayTOPBOTTOM. (aka 'Diary of a Lost Girl') Directed by Georg Wilhelm Pabst Germany 19. 29. A masterwork of the German Silent cinema whose reputation has only increased over time, Diary of a Lost Girl [ Tagebuch einer Verlorenen] traces the journey of a young woman from the pit of despair to the moment of personal awakening.
Sep 10, 2012 · An elegant narrative of moral musical chairs, Pabst's last silent film not only plays on who holds what kind of legitimate place in society, but is also a starkly direct view of inter-war Germany ...
