why has ufa managed to stay in business

1918-1930

  • germany had been cut off from other countries film imports due to world war 1
  • Deutsche Bank was able to instead of the business only making propaganda films he made it so they could make a variety of entertainment films
  • during this time period UFA was a leader in German expressionism with The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920)

1927-1933

  • In this time period UFA was in big financial trouble as alot of the other film companies in Germany as American films were able to be shown
  • In march 1927 Alfred Hugenberg bought the company

1933-1937

  • “UFA experienced a new commercial boom in the Nazi era by occupying almost all of Europe, the Nazi regime provided UFA with new sales markets, as well as placing distribution outlets in such “neutral” countries as the United States”
  • “UFA’s economic boom made it possible to further expand the so-called “star system,”

1942-1945

  • On january 10 1942 all film companies integrated into UFA

source (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFA_GmbH)

the expressionist fine art movement

Expressionism art focused more on emotions and feelings instead of what the subject actually looked like. Some characteristics of expressionism are “jagged, distorted lines; rough, rapid brushwork; and jarring colours.” https://www.britannica.com/art/Expressionism

dance around the golden calf (Emil Nolde, 1910 )
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sertig valley in autumn (Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1920)
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 Winter Landscape in the Moonlight (Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1919)

the wiemar republic

“in 1920s Germany helped give rise to a new genre of cinema called expressionism” Weimar cinema alpha history

in the Weimar period German cinema began to be more expressionistic with exaggerated sets and exaggerated makeup, the films in this period relied on symbolism and imagery to get their point across.

inspiration for makeup

(main man) -joe

-dark under eyes (makeup eyeshadow to hollow out eyes )

-pale white face (for a death look)

dark dried lips (black lipstick on inside of mouth )

black, dark hair/ slicked back

sharp facial structures (to give hollow look)

maybe wrinkles

black eye pencil

still dark above eyes but less extreme

maybe wrinkles in the makeup

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the main woman

-small lips with cupid bow (to make lips look small and dainty shiny so lip gloss instead of matt)

-dark above eyes (instead of undereyes )

thin pencil eyebrows (glued over natural eyebrows drawn thin and like a line no harsh arches)

white eye pencil (in eyeline to give innocent and soft look)

soft face (no harsh lines or shadows contour would be soft )

long fake eyelashes (thin and dainty)

long hair? maybe tied back with hair infront (dark hair)

exaggerated eyeliner but soft and doe eyed

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