Nosferatu, the saddest of vampires

La Tercera

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In one of the culminating scenes of the 1979 Nosferatu, directed by Werner Herzog, the horrifying count utters a certain phrase that can operate as his cable to the ground or perhaps his emotional connection with humans. After snooping and stalking in the port of Wismar, already in the house of Mina Harker and convinced that it will never be reciprocated, the cadaveric antagonist pronounces: “The lack of love is the most abject of pains.” He evi…

Vogue Mexico

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Born as Dracula's reinterpretation at the hands of Friedrich W. Murnau, Nosferatu has become a referent of terror.

José Cárdenas

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If you want to start a “vampire” year, you can’t miss Nosferatu for free on CDMX. No, we’re not talking about the new release, but the original version of Nosferatu for free on CDMX....