First of all, it's strange that Flixster says this movie is from 1981, it's really from 1929! Anyway, I highly recommend this movie, it's a has a great story, it's not dated at all, and it's very engaging. I really liked this movie.
Louise Brooks,
Fritz Rasp,
André Roanne,
Josef Ravensky,
Franziska Kinz
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German filmmaker G.W. Pabst and Hollywood expatriate Louise Brooks re-team after the success of Pandora's Box for the silent film Diary of a Lost Girl. On the day of her confirmation, innocent young T... read more
DVD Release Date: November 13, 2001
Stats: 104 reviews
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December 2, 2009
I watched this movie as part of my thanksgiving evening this year and this was the first Louise Brooks film I have watched. I was surprised at being surprised, not knowing what the next scene would involve.
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August 3, 2008
Louise Brooks gives a fine, understated performance, but otherwise this was pretty mediocre. It's one of the early examples of the young-woman-finding-her-identity type of film, in which Brooks is thrown out by her lecherous father who is seduced by the new housemaid. I found the... read more
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The Hollywood ideal corrupted by the deleterious social effects of the Third Reich remains one of the most haunting synergies in silent film. Full Review
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