German Expressionism and its Influence on Contemporary Film Making

German expressionism was short-lived (around 1910 - 1930), but it was considered one of the most influential film movements, which established Hollywood as the center of the film industry. Tim Burton, one of the most successful directors in Hollywood, and UK director Terry Gilliam, is probably the most influential two film director. The origin of German expressionism came from artists such as Edvard Munch and Franz Marc who began using expressionist movement as a reaction to the Impressionists (art like a photograph emphasizing the use of light and exercise The movement of the house catches the moment of the world).

Lotte H. Eisner pointed out in her work with the influence of maxline hart that Expressionism in German films and the German word Autorenfilm relates to the controversial issue of filmmakers . Several authors of the script of the movie began to argue that the writer is not just a screenplay but a movie itself. And it is traditionally the honor of film director. Contrary to the German view, in the concept of French automatism in the 1920s, directors and movie "manufacturers" were clearly regarded as directors, no matter who wrote the script.

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German expressionism is one of the most fundamental movements of early movies. Since the German government founded Universum Film AG in 1917, that expressionism found a happy house in Germany until it is said that it will be in the late 1920s (Wolf). Expressionism changed the film's canvas through its influence on Hollywood and its technical innovation as well as its ideas as well as influences on German actors, writers, and directors like Hollywood like Murnau and his work ( Wale, 98).