Microsoft stream:

https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/ceb07da1-fc54-48da-807a-d2d252e2702f

Ridley Scott’s blade runner (1982) was heavily influenced by the German expressionist film movement taking imitated sequences from other German Expressionist films. Bladerunner’s emphasis on the degraded, alienating city resembled that of many expressionist “street films” taken together. Some propose that “Bladerunner” was a remake of Lang’s Metropolis.

https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/67706e88-3c99-4866-9423-1b7aa31f3ba7

Metric Editing-

Rhythmic Montage-

Tonal Editing Method-

Over-Tonal Method-

The Intellectual Method-

Der Golem, wie er in die Welt kam

(The Golem: How He Came into the World)

A horror fantasy film produced in 1920 by Paul Wegener and Carl Boese.

Nerves

A silent drama produced in 1919 by Robert Reinert.

The Hands Of Orlac

A horror, SCI-FI produced in 1924 by Robert Wiene.

As with both styles of films, film noir is influenced by German Expressionism with its dark shadows and sharp lines. As in many films, Film Noir focuses on low key lighting, monochrome colours, and abstract angles. Films were made using a variety of techniques to convey their genre and themes.

The purpose of the UFA was to promote Germany during WW1. Due to a financial collapse in the film industry the UFA was about to head into financial ruin when a powerful financier Alfred Hugenberg, a future Hitler supported, brought the place in 1927. He made to company indulge itself into films the promoted German nationalism.

When the Nazis came into power in 1933 films became promotions to the general public about the Nazis also known as Nazification. Without promoting Nazi Germany then the UFA wouldn’t have stayed in business and used tactical ways to continue to produce films during the war era.

https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/3d0e12b9-317e-4cee-b0ee-11672784e3ab