Nosferatu

Exactly 100 years ago, the feature film that would become one of the great titles of German expressionism, silent cinema and horror was released in Germany. Nosferatu (1922), by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, was the first production for the screen to feature a vampire as a central element and brought visual perceptions that were a legacy for generations of filmmakers who returned to the theme from there until today. The film was actually largely based on Bram Stoker's classic Dracula (1897).

The model measures 300mm and is cut into several parts for a better impression.