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The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and German Expressionist Cinema
Sat 06 Mar
|Music Room (Seated)
Join Nigel Herwin, a lecturer in film studies, for an engaging and thought provoking class, where ideas are shared, questions welcomed, and lively discussion encouraged!
Time & Location
06 Mar 2027, 11:00 – 13:00
Music Room (Seated), 7-15 Fye Bridge St, Norwich NR3 1LJ, UK
About the event
SATURDAY 6TH MARCH 11AM - 1PM
2 hour talk & open discussion including interval break
First Floor Music Room, Anteros Arts Foundation
Released in 1920, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is regarded as the quintessential example of German Expressionist Cinema.
So, how did the film come to be made and in what ways does it reflect the art movement Expressionism? Using film clips and discussion, this informal workshop will look at the background to the film, its position within the German film industry and art movements, its reception throughout the world and its lasting influence on other movies.
Nigel Herwin is a Norwich based film lecturer and cinema enthusiast with a passion for exploring the history, artistry and cultural influence of film. Through his engaging courses and talks, he encourages audiences to look beyond the screen, discover the stories behind the movies and share their own thoughts and perspectives
Tickets
Standard (Seated)
£10.00
Total
£0.00