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The Robber Bride

Name: The Robber Bride
Director: Robert Wiene
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1916-09-29
Duration: 20 min
Cast: Karl Elzer, Henny Porten, Friedrich Fehér, Artur Menzel

1916 · 0h 20m · Comedy

Skip it—this obscure 1920s silent film from Robert Wiene (best known for 'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari') sounds more like a curiosity than a crowd-pleaser, and without any scores or cultural buzz to vouch for it, there's no reason to spend your evening hunting down a film that's likely to feel like homework rather than entertainment.

Plot

a silent movie by Robert Wiene

Director: Robert Wiene

Cast: Karl Elzer, Henny Porten, Friedrich Fehér, Artur Menzel

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