German Expressionist Cinema (1919-1926)

1. UFA founded as German film conglomerate

   Dec 18, 1917Labels: UFA, Berlin

   • UFA
   • Encyclopedia

2. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari premieres in Berlin

   Feb 26, 1920Labels: The Cabinet, Robert Wiene

   • dewiki
   • Britannica

3. The Golem: How He Came into the World premieres

   Oct 29, 1920Labels: The Golem, Paul Wegener

   • Golem

4. Decla-Bioscop absorbed into UFA

   Oct 1, 1921Labels: Decla-Bioscop, UFA

   • Decla
   • UFA

5. Nosferatu premieres at Berlin Zoological Garden

   Mar 4, 1922Labels: Nosferatu, F W

   • Nosferatu
   • dewiki

6. Dr. Mabuse the Gambler, Part I premieres

   Apr 27, 1922Labels: Dr Mabuse, Fritz Lang

   • Oxford Screen
   • Mabuse

7. Dr. Mabuse the Gambler, Part II released

   May 26, 1922Labels: Dr Mabuse, Fritz Lang

   • Mabuse
   • Mabuse Film

8. Warning Shadows released

   Jan 1, 1923Labels: Warning Shadows, Arthur Robison

   • Warning
   • dewiki

9. Raskolnikow (Crime and Punishment) premieres in Berlin

   Jan 1, 1923Labels: Raskolnikow, Robert Wiene

   • Raskol

10. Die Nibelungen: Siegfried premieres at Ufa-Palast

    Feb 14, 1924Labels: Die Nibelungen, Fritz Lang

    • dewiki
    • Nibelungen

11. Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge premieres

    Apr 26, 1924Labels: Die Nibelungen, Fritz Lang

    • dewiki
    • Nibelungen

12. The Hands of Orlac premieres in Berlin

    Sep 24, 1924Labels: The Hands, Robert Wiene

    • Orlac

13. Waxworks premieres in Berlin

    Nov 13, 1924Labels: Waxworks, Paul Leni

    • Waxworks

14. Parufamet distribution venture formed for UFA loans

    Dec 1, 1925Labels: Parufamet, UFA

    • Metropolis

15. Erich Pommer resigns from UFA

    Jan 1, 1926Labels: Erich Pommer, UFA

    • Decla