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Artical 1 - Discovering Haarlem Through Local Eyes: Unveiling Local Sports and Rou

  Discovering Haarlem Through Local Eyes: Unveiling Local Sports and Routines Haarlem, with its winding canals, cobblestone streets, and iconic windmills, is often known for its rich history and charm. But beyond its postcard-perfect beauty lies something even more vibrant, its people. The locals of Haarlem infuse the city with their energy, passion, and love for active living.  To truly experience Haarlem, you have to move like a “Haarlemmer”. From running along the Spaarne River at sunrise to paddle boarding through quiet canals, we spoke with locals to uncover their favourite sports and daily routines. Their stories paint a picture of a city that thrives on activity and connection.  A Morning Along the River  From Anna, a 32 year old graphic designer, the day doesn’t officially start until she’s had her morning run along the Spaarne River.  “Running by the water feels like hitting a reset button”, she says with a smile. “I love watching the city wake up - t...
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German Expressionist Cinema

 During what period did German Expressionism appear in cinema?

  • Great expressionism is a particularly artistic style that first appeared in poetry and theatre at around 1919-1931.  It became popular in the film 10 years later after WW1. It partly comes from German Romanticism and gives a subjective view of the world.
  • German expressionist filmmakers used visual distortion and hyper-expressive performance to show their inner turmoil, fears and desires of that era. They reflect the inner conflicts of its 1920s German audience by giving their woes an inescapably external presence. By rejecting cinematic realism, expressionist films showcase dramatic, revolutionary interpretations of the human condition.
THE CABINET OF DR.CALIGARI 


Short Clip Of German Expronisim Introduction Original Video - By Elisabeth

What conditions (cultural contexts Economic, Geographical, Historical, Institutional, Political,
Social, Technological) occurred to give rise to this film movement?

Are these films part of, or do they reflect, a wider movement or period of similar works in other art forms (literature, visual art, music & opera etc)?

Which are the significant films and filmmakers associated with German Expressionism?

What were filmmakers responding to or expressing through the film medium?

How are the films described? What are the defining features of films of this movement?

What is the legacy or influence of these films on film culture?

Resources Used:
https://www.movementsinfilm.com/blog/german-expressionist-films-1919-1931
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