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The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Reviewed by David Rolston
Despite the vast odds against it, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari has managed to remain in the public consciousness since its release in 1920, and is generally considered to be amongst the handful of greatest silent films ever produced. Like many of the other silents thought to occupy the same category, few people have ever actually seen it. Most of us are burdened with a preconceived notion of silent films as jerky undercranked keystone cops affairs, given that until recently our only exposure to silent films came from television: prints telecined with twenty four frames-per-second...
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